Film and reform: John Grierson and the documentary film movement

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In underlining the link between film and reform, Aitken clarifies the meaning and significance of Grierson's ideas and the historical role of the documentary film movement. This book should be of interest to students of, and lecturers in, film studies and media studies.

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