Now ubiquitous, the adoption of colour in British filmmaking was once the focus of intense debate and controversy. This illustrated volume traces the acceptance of the new technology over the course of thirty years, examining the economic and aesthetic consequences of the shift across genres including comedy, horror and musicals.
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