Graham Greene was one of the most perceptive and trenchant film critics of the 1930s as well as being involved in many aspects of the film industry - as screen writer, producer, adaptor and performer, with a considerable knowledge of camera technique. A selection of his film criticism was published in 1972, and this volume includes many items omitted from that volume, bringing together his film essays, interviews, film treatments and letters, many of which have never previously been in book form.