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Viruses on Film: From the Pandemic Procedural to the Lockdown Comedy to the Activist Documentary

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In The Andromeda Strain (1971), Robert Wise successfully depicted just how small viruses are. National borders can't stop actual viruses, nor the shared elements of viral cinema either. What has changed for audiences is the collective experience of being in a pandemic. Almost anyone can now, in the wake of COVID-19, compare cinematic representations of viruses with their lived experiences.

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Viruses on Film: From the Pandemic Procedural to the Lockdown Comedy to the Activist Documentary

Steven W. Thrasher surveys the onscreen evolution of viruses in the wake of our collective experience with COVID-19....

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