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Covering such topics as conservation, rain forests, and quests for energy, Green Screen looks at the rise of environmental themes in Hollywood cinema. Discussing such films as Chinatown, Pocahontas, Gorillas in the Mist, Medicine Man, and The China Syndrome. David Ingram explores the way those movies and others construct certain attitudes toward nature and the environment -- whether it is the myth of purity that turns Native Americans into ecologists or the relationship between the protection of endangered species and anti-hunting attitudes. Ingram argues that Hollywood cinema has largely…
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1 edition- Other · English · 2000University of Exeter Press · 230 pages · 9780859896085
Motion picturesNature in motion picturesSocial aspects of Motion picturesMotion pictures, social aspectsEnvironmental psychologyCinémaAspect socialNature au cinéma