Screen Guide for Americans

This first archival edition of "Screen Guide" from 1947 examines the Soviet Union as a subtle intellectual threat to American individualism during the post-World War II era, using films as a means of influence. Accompanied by a detailed afterword and rare materials from Ayn Rand’s archives, the book offers historical insights into her perspectives on communist propaganda and its impact on American culture, highlighting her claim to have contributed to countering this influence through her work.