Film and the law by Steve Greenfield, Guy Osborn, and Peter Robson.
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TextLanguage: Publication details: UK : Hart Pub., 2010.Edition: 2nd edDescription: 343 pISBN: - 9781841137254
- 343.09946 GRE/FIL
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Table of contents:
Chapter 1. Film and the law : an orientation
Chapter 2. The penetration of law and film
Chapter 3. Theoretical underpinnings and physical boundaries : defining the territory
Chapter 4. Strictly courtroom? : law film and genre
Chapter 5. The British law film : from genre to iconography
Chapter 6. Military justice on screen
Chapter 7. Assessing cinematic lawyers (I) : heroes and villains
Chapter 8. Assessing cinematic lawyers (II) : alternative categorisations
Chapter 9. Missing in action (I) : judges
Chapter 10. Missing in action (II) : juries
Chapter 11. Fact, fiction, and the cinema of justice (I) : presumed accurate?
Chapter 12. Fact, fiction, and the cinema of justice (II) : specificities
Chapter 13. Love vigilantes : private eyes and beyond
Chapter 14. Playing with a different sex
Chapter 15. Minority report? : ethnicity in films
Chapter 16. Future trajectories and possibilities.