Tag: Interstellar

• Review: How “Interstellar” resembles “How the West Was Won”

  

  Interstellar, directed by Christopher Nolan, is an ambitious sci-fi film exploring themes of hope and survival amid ecological disaster. It struggles with Hollywood clichés but captivates with stunning visuals and emotional undertones.

  J.G. Follansbee

  November 9, 2014

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• Is fiction about climate change for real?

  

  Interstellar, releasing November 7, portrays a future devastated by climate change. Discussing the emerging genre “climate fiction,” the piece reflects on artists addressing environmental anxieties through storytelling.

  J.G. Follansbee

  October 26, 2014

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