Why was lord of the flies filmed in black and white

Why was lord of the flies filmed in black and white you ask?

Brook's film is entirely shot in black and white and filmed on an island off the coast of Puerto Rico. Budgetary constraints meant that he couldn't bring boys from England so he cast the film 'from English boys who happened to be closer to hand' (Carey, William Golding, 274).

Explanation:

Brook's film is entirely shot in black and white and filmed on an island off the coast of Puerto Rico. Budgetary constraints meant that he couldn't bring boys from England so he cast the film 'from English boys who happened to be closer to hand'

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