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British film's artistic and commercial peaks in the 1940s led that decade to be hailed as a 'golden age'. By contrast, the 1930s have often been dismissed as a creative backwater, with only documentary - which came of age in the 30s - and isolated examples like Hitchcock deserving critical respect.
British film's artistic and commercial peaks in the 1940s led that decade to be hailed as a 'golden age'. By contrast, the 1930s have often been dismissed as a creative backwater, with only documentary - which came of age in the 30s - and isolated examples like Hitchcock deserving critical respect.