The decades of survival: Australian cinema 1930?70

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25 September 2008In the first chapter of his recent book, "In the vernacular: a generation of Australian culture and controversy", Stuart Cunningham looks at history of Australian cinema from 1930?70.

In the Vernacular is published by UQP and brings together important works, written over a twenty-year period by Stuart Cunningham, one of Australia's leading scholars of media, culture and policy.

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