Dr Carolyn Rickards is an Independent Researcher in Film and Media Studies. She co-authored Colour Films in Britain: The Eastmancolor Revolution and has contributed to edited collections including Watership Down: Perspectives On and Beyond Animated Violence, Sixties British Cinema Reconsidered and Fantasy / Animation: Connections Between Media, Mediums and Genres. She has also published research in the Journal of British Cinema and Television Studies and Screen.

• Introduction‘Lost Continents’ and New HorizonsChapter 1: Locating British Fantasy CinemaChapter 2: The Rise and Rise of British Fantasy AdaptationsChapter 3: The British Appeal of the Children’s Fantasy FilmChapter 4: History, Mythology and Spectacular LandscapesChapter 5: Fantastical BorderlandsChapter 6: Troubled Times and Dark FuturesConclusion: A Discovered Continent of British CinemaBibliographyFilms and Television Programmes

Dr Carolyn Rickards is an Independent Researcher in Film and Media Studies. She co-authored Colour Films in Britain: The Eastmancolor Revolution and has contributed to edited collections including Watership Down: Perspectives On and Beyond Animated Violence, Sixties British Cinema Reconsidered and Fantasy / Animation: Connections Between Media, Mediums and Genres. She has also published research in the Journal of British Cinema and Television Studies and Screen.

• Introduction‘Lost Continents’ and New HorizonsChapter 1: Locating British Fantasy CinemaChapter 2: The Rise and Rise of British Fantasy AdaptationsChapter 3: The British Appeal of the Children’s Fantasy FilmChapter 4: History, Mythology and Spectacular LandscapesChapter 5: Fantastical BorderlandsChapter 6: Troubled Times and Dark FuturesConclusion: A Discovered Continent of British CinemaBibliographyFilms and Television Programmes

Dr Carolyn Rickards is an Independent Researcher in Film and Media Studies. She co-authored Colour Films in Britain: The Eastmancolor Revolution and has contributed to edited collections including Watership Down: Perspectives On and Beyond Animated Violence, Sixties British Cinema Reconsidered and Fantasy / Animation: Connections Between Media, Mediums and Genres. She has also published research in the Journal of British Cinema and Television Studies and Screen.

• Introduction‘Lost Continents’ and New HorizonsChapter 1: Locating British Fantasy CinemaChapter 2: The Rise and Rise of British Fantasy AdaptationsChapter 3: The British Appeal of the Children’s Fantasy FilmChapter 4: History, Mythology and Spectacular LandscapesChapter 5: Fantastical BorderlandsChapter 6: Troubled Times and Dark FuturesConclusion: A Discovered Continent of British CinemaBibliographyFilms and Television Programmes