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ENGL 1102 A4 Climate Change EcoHorrorMain MenuClimate Change in Eco HorrorIntroductionTimelineThe Drowned WorldOverviewThe Day After TomorrowAn OverviewThe Disaster TouristBurningWorks CitedAmy Cha3c75fcf5092fa7cca24cf0ada614e072d855012bMalhar Kamatbcddc80ba007a8eafcda99ec0296d715111ea7acAidan Jolley91f742085e3b625b7d0f59aed1883dc0c0741dd3Kenyon Johnson552c9122dad8928806020a3c78f3c6639bac2896
Snowpiercer
1media/snowpiercer-cover.jpg2023-03-01T07:04:10-08:00Amy Cha3c75fcf5092fa7cca24cf0ada614e072d855012b4254514Overviewimage_header13556042023-03-13T19:02:54-07:00Amy Cha3c75fcf5092fa7cca24cf0ada614e072d855012bSnowpiercer is a post-apocalyptic movie made in 2013 by award winning director, Bong-Joon Ho. This movie is set in a world where global warming has led to a second ice age, and the remaining survivors live on a train that circles the globe. To survive with the lack of resources, inhabitants of the train fall into a social order that exaggerates and critiques modern class structures and discusses the proletariat's struggles in the climate context. This movie aims to showcase how the blood of humanity is on the hands of the greed and individualism that pervade modern capitalist societies, and the futility of social order when faced with climate change.