Hollywood in the 1950s: Censorship and Cinematic Resistance

This chapter examines the profound shifts in Hollywood during the 1950s, driven by the rise of television, the breakdown of studio monopolies, and the censorship climate instigated by the House Un-American Activities Committee. It features an analysis of George Stevens' film 'A Place in the Sun' as a critical work that reflects societal critiques while navigating the challenges of censorship.