Why Apocalypse Stories Feel Different Now

Help me make more videos! About this video essay: An exploration of the evolution of apocalypse stories, and of how The Last of Us, Station Eleven, and The Leftovers are shifting the emphasis of the genre towards a more hopeful and humanistic tone. Content: 00:00 The Ever-Evolving Apocalypse 01:16...

25 min - Film & Pop Culture - Like Stories of Old

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