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Phenomenological Eschatology: The Personal Apocalypse in Recent Cinema

December 14, 2012by consideringfilm 1 Comment

There has been an interesting trend over the past several years in regard to the cinematic sub-genre known as “disaster films,” or films which depict a large-scale crisis of some […]

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