Sturge’s views on the value of film clearly transcends into his 1942 film Sullivan’s Travels. A film about a filmmaker determined to make a movie that represented the hardships of the time he was living in. Sturge’s himself was in the midst of the Great Depression. He feels that comedy is the most valuable genre of film to our society, especially during times of trouble. As the plot unfolds this is exposed but it is apparent even at the
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