James Leggott Pořadí knih

Focusing on the portrayal of North-East England, this analysis delves into how significant British films and television shows depict the region. It explores the cultural and social implications of these representations, examining both their accuracy and impact on public perception. By critiquing various media, the book highlights the complexities of regional identity and challenges stereotypes, offering insights into the broader narrative of British cinema and television.

This volume offers a detailed and comprehensive analysis of British film culture from 1997 to the present. Using a wide range of films from the Blair era and beyond as case studies--from from "Notting Hill" (1999) and "Billy Elliot "(2000) to "28 Days Later" (2002) and "The Queen" (2006)--it examines the ways in which recent British filmmaking might be regarded as distinctive, relevant and successful.