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In this second episode of Cinematica, we talk about the Netflix adaptation of “3 Body Problem” and how it crafts a political premise based on alien invasions.
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For him second episode of Cinematica, Our guests are Eiza González, Liam Cunningham and Benedict Wongwho stars in the television adaptation of 3-body problemone of the most notable science fiction novels by Chinese author Liu Cixin.
3-body problem It is the first part (and the most famous) of a literary saga called The memory of the earth’s past The suggests the arrival of an alien race on Earth. Although this title seems like a familiar story, its mix makes it quite original complex scientific concepts and various historical, political and social issues.
The complicated adaptation of 3-body problem Netflix was operated by David Benioff and DB Weissthose responsible for bringing to the screen another work that seemed “impossible”: game of Thrones. Here we leave you with the following second episode of Cinematics about the considerations that alien invasion fictions evoke today.
In the previous episode of Cinematica…
In the previous episode of Cinematica we spoke to Denis Villeneuve about expanding science fiction to talk about the most relevant topics on a human level. This is something the Canadian filmmaker has always done in his filmography, but it is fully reflected in this Dune: Part Two.