Housing Film

Discover the compelling intersection of architecture and cinema in Housing Film by Johnny Rodger. Published by Edinburgh University Press in 2024, this insightful hardback spans 256 pages, delving into the representation of domestic spaces and the socio-political dynamics surrounding housing. Rodger expertly analyzes how films portray not just the structures we inhabit, but also the broader societal implications of housing provision and occupation. This book is essential for anyone interested in film studies, architecture, or social issues, offering a unique perspective on how our living environments shape—and are shaped by—the stories we tell. Enhance your understanding of the cinematic portrayal of housing and its relevance in contemporary society with this thought-provoking read.