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The Postcard Comes to Life: Early British Film and the Seaside

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In Chapter 1 I considered how the holiday film might appeal to British audiences, and offered a speculative analysis of how audiences might respond to these films. From the present chapter onwards I look in more detail at the films themselves, contextualising them, and considering who their intended audience may have been at the times of release. I also use some of the theories and methods outlined in Chapter 2 to analyse specific film texts.

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Kerry, M. (2012). The Postcard Comes to Life: Early British Film and the Seaside. In: The Holiday and British Film. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230349667_4

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