Hollywood after September 11, 2001

Frame By Frame

Sep 21, 2012TV & Film

UNL Film Studies Professor Wheeler Winston Dixon examines how Hollywood films change after national emergencies like the bombing of Pearl Harbor and the attacks of 9/11.

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