How It Happened Here: The Making of a Film by Kevin Brownlow (Softcover)

$20.00

Published by Doubleday & Company, 1968
Sewn-bound softcover
184 pages
7.5x5.5 inches

Book in Very Good condition. Price sticker on top left corner.

How It Happened Here tells the story of the making of a film and the subsequent reception that the film received and the controversy and alarm that it stirred up when it was first released. The film-makers were two teenagers (18 and 16) and they started out with no budget and a borrowed 16mm camera. The project took 8 years to complete. Part of the book is a humorous and detailed account of how the boys overcame all the practical and financial hurdles of amateur film making and saw the project through to completion and national release. This in itself would qualify the book as a thoroughly entertaining read and a sound basis for a course in film making or media studies of any kind. But this was no ordinary film. Kevin and his co-director Andrew Mollo took as their theme the "what if?" idea of a conquered and occupied England, after a hypothetical defeat and invasion following the Dunkirk retreat. Number 4 in the Cinema One series.

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