Postmodern Journeys: Film and Culture 1996-1998

Exploring the intersection of popular film and significant historical events, this book delves into how American culture shapes collective identity and perceptions. It examines the impact of films like Fargo and Titanic alongside major events, including the deaths of Princess Diana and Mother Teresa, revealing how marketing strategies tap into societal frustrations and desires. Blending memoir with cultural criticism, it offers a fast-paced journey through the postmodern American landscape, reflecting on the complexities of contemporary life and imagination.