The King Who Was a King - The Book of a Film

Exploring the burgeoning film industry of the late 1920s, H. G. Wells analyzes cinema's history, artistic potential, and narrative techniques. The book covers various aspects of filmmaking, including character dynamics, thematic elements, and differing cultural perspectives from America and Britain. As a prominent figure in literature, Wells combines his insights on film with his broader social and political views. This modern edition includes a new biography, making it a valuable resource for both film enthusiasts and fans of Wells' work.