London as screen gateway

The BFI : London's gateway to cinema and media studies for all' : interview with Sarah Currant, Melanie Hoyes, and Emma Smart / Elizabeth Evans -- Millennium Mills : London's last post-industrial ruin and its media history and industry / Anna Viola Sborgi -- Sherlock Holmes, Archive London : phantasms of authenticity at the Festival of Britain, 1951 / Constance Balides -- Watching the detectives : Poe, Luther, and the surveilled city / Brendan Kredell -- Adaptations and intertexts : how Disney imagines London in 'Mary Poppins' and Saving Mr. Banks / Susan Ohmer -- The rough and the smooth : touching and the tactile in British London films of the 1920s / Joel Casey -- London film-location walking tours : labouring at the intersection of text, location and place / Sarah Atkinson -- 'Rivers can be very sinister places' : Alfred Hitchcock takes a satirical, sinister London crime cruise in Frenzy / K Brenna Wardell -- Is London Real? The Actual/Virtual/Fantastic City from Blow-Up to Bandersnatch / Rebecca Fine Romanow -- London and the carnivalesque in Catastrophe (Channel 4, 2015-2019), and Fleabag (BBC, 2016 -- 2019) / Frances Smith -- Leaving London : the BBC, Channel 4 and the symbolic diversity of Location / Elizabeth Evans -- Invisible London : unveiling the immigrant landscape in The Receptionist / Tzu-Chin Insky Chen -- Piccadilly lights as pandemic portal? The case of Circa Art's public projection series / Malini Guha -- Afterword : peak London : the spectacular and the banal in the ABC decade / Charlotte Brunsdon.