The War of the Worlds: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Square Dance
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<i>La Jetée</i>: Time Travel Through Snapshots of Memory
Science Fiction Film Club
Ever since Georges Méliès sent his characters to the Moon in 1902, filmmakers have never stopped making science fiction movies. From very early adaptations of the works of Mary Shelley, Jules Verne, and Arthur Conan Doyle all the way up through the juggernaut franchises we have today, from short films to weighty epics, political allegories to gee-whiz adventure stories, arthouse darlings to summer blockbusters, moody emotional ponderings to gloriously gory monster mashes, the history of cinema is inextricably linked with the genre of science fiction.
And the Reactor Science Fiction Film Club is here to explore every corner of it!
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