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As a film produced for the Economic Information Unit, primarily for British audiences, Spotlight on the Colonies places particular emphasis on the economic ...
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... policy of non-cooperation and resistance to authority’. The colonial government responded to what it saw as a ... Emergency and detaining members of Congress on 3 March.
Rhodesian Spotlight was produced for white audiences within ...
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... ’ were made to get items filmed for the Spotlight into newsreels overseas to promote the Federation ...
Burns, J. M., Flickering Shadows: Cinema and Identity in Colonial Zimbabwe (Ohio: Ohio University Research in International ...
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