Cloverfield: Creatures and Catastrophes in Post-9/11 Cinema (Reframing Hollywood)
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Cloverfield: Creatures and Catastrophes in Post-9/11 Cinema (Reframing Hollywood)

by Steffen Hantke

Cultural Studies Media Studies Film Studies
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Steffen Hantke examines Cloverfield as a work of post-9/11 cinema, exploring the relationship between creatures, catastrophe, and Hollywood filmmaking. Part of the Reframing Hollywood series, this study offers a focused critical perspective on the film’s place within contemporary cinematic culture.

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Cloverfield: Creatures and Catastrophes in Post-9/11 Cinema examines the film Cloverfield within the context of post-9/11 cinema.

Steffen Hantke focuses on the connections among cinematic creatures, catastrophe, and Hollywood storytelling.

As part of the Reframing Hollywood series, the book offers a scholarly perspective on how Cloverfield can be understood through contemporary film and cultural analysis.

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