Abstract
Preface Acknowledgments 1. Introduction: the British documentary film movement 2. The empire marketing board film unit, 1926-1933 3. The general post office film unit, 1933-1937 4. The general post office film unit, 1937-1940 5. The 'independent' documentary film, 1932-1939 6. The British documentary film, trade propaganda, and national projection, 1926-1939 7. The documentary movement during the war, 1939-1945 8. Conclusion Appendix Notes Bibliography Index.
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