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$5.49The Story
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This captivating social history, Picture Palaces And Flea-Pits: Eighty Years Of Australians At The Pictures, chronicles the evolution of cinema in Australia, from its grand early venues to more humble community screens. Simon Brand meticulously details the cultural impact of film on Australian society throughout the 20th century, presenting a vivid portrait of how movies shaped national identity and daily life. The narrative uncovers the shared experiences of generations, illustrating the enduring allure of the silver screen and its role as a communal gathering place. It argues for the profound significance of cinema as both entertainment and a mirror reflecting societal changes. This engaging account offers a nostalgic yet insightful look into a pivotal aspect of Australian heritage.
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Wear and tear
Pages: Good
Markings: Previous owner
This captivating social history, Picture Palaces And Flea-Pits: Eighty Years Of Australians At The Pictures, chronicles the evolution of cinema in Australia, from its grand early venues to more humble community screens. Simon Brand meticulously details the cultural impact of film on Australian society throughout the 20th century, presenting a vivid portrait of how movies shaped national identity and daily life. The narrative uncovers the shared experiences of generations, illustrating the enduring allure of the silver screen and its role as a communal gathering place. It argues for the profound significance of cinema as both entertainment and a mirror reflecting societal changes. This engaging account offers a nostalgic yet insightful look into a pivotal aspect of Australian heritage.
