Publisher's Synopsis
This classic work by Paul Rotha is a pioneering study of documentary film. Rotha was a prominent British film-maker and critic, and this work is still considered a milestone in the history of cinema. The book discusses the potential of documentary film to creatively interpret and represent social reality.
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