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He is also author of the forthcoming CineTech: Film, Convergence and New Media.. Stephen Keane is lecturer in film at the University of Leeds, Bretton Hall CampusKeane continually reworks this previously unexplored genre.. He looks at the ways in which disaster movies can be read in relation to both contextual c

• Title : Disaster Movies: The Cinema of Catastrophe (Short Cuts)
• Author : Stephen Keane
• Rating : 4.65 (256 Vote)
• Publish : 2016-11-21
• Format : Paperback
• Pages : 144 Pages
• Asin : 1905674031
• Language : English

He is also author of the forthcoming CineTech: Film, Convergence and New Media.

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Stephen Keane is lecturer in film at the University of Leeds, Bretton Hall Campus

Keane continually reworks this previously unexplored genre.. He looks at the ways in which disaster movies can be read in relation to both contextual considerations and the increasing commercial demands of contemporary Hollywood. Stephen Keane's history of the disaster genre offers a detailed analysis of films such as The Towering Inferno, Independence Day, Titanic, and The Day After Tomorrow. In this second edition, he adds new material regarding cinematic representations of disaster in the wake of 9/11 and an analysis of disaster movies in light of recent natural disasters

The book offers a helpful starting point for an overview and study of the genre of disaster movies. (Roslyn Weaver Journal of the Fantastic in the Arts)

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