French Film in Britain Wai Lan Tsang

French Film in Britain Wai Lan TsangIn a market long dominated by Hollywood, French films are consistently the most widely distributed non English language works. French cinema, however, appears to undergo a transformation as it reaches Britain, becoming something quite different to that experienced by audiences at home. Drawing on extensive archival research the authors examine in detail the discourses, debates and decisions which have determined the place accorded to French cinema in

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