British Cinema of the 90s

Synopsis of British Cinema of the 90s

«British Cinema of the 90s» is the collective volume of essays on British cinema edited by Robert Murphy for the British Film Institute, in paperback.

It examines British cinema of the 90s from industry and creation: distribution and exhibition, competition with Hollywood, youth cinema, cultural heritage and new representations of sexuality and ethnicity. It analyses both hits such as Four Weddings and a Funeral, The Full Monty and Trainspotting and prestige titles such as Under the Skin.

The volume was published in May 2000 with 264 pages, in paperback and in English.

Aimed at those interested in contemporary British cinema and in the history of the UK film industry.