Edge of Darkness
by John Caughie
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A seminal 80s political thriller, The Edge of Darkness was broadcast in a time of high paranoia about the secret state and the hazards of nuclear energy. In addition to exploring key themes, Caughie paces the series in the context of the political and cultural climate, and as part of a history of political thrillers on film and TV.
About the Author:
JOHN CAUGHIE is Professor of Film& Television Studies at the University of Glasgow.
See the publisher website: BFI Publishing
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