Iluminace 2008, 20(1):15-35

The Cultural Geography of Film Consumption

Mark Jancovich

The study analyses cinema as an object of consumption and sale, noting advertising, cinema programming, their competition and influence on potential audiences, etc. The author illustrates the above problems with specific examples of British biographers during 1930-1980.

Keywords: film reception, audience, advertising, film promotion, attendance, British cinemas

Published: March 1, 2008  Show citation

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Jancovich, M. (2008). The Cultural Geography of Film Consumption. Iluminace, 20(1), 15-35
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