Speeding to the Millennium: Film and Culture 1993-1995

Through a postmodern lens, the book examines American culture during 1993-1995, a period marked by growing anxieties and culminating in the tragic events surrounding the Heaven's Gate cult. It reviews significant headlines of the time and utilizes film as a framework to make sense of the chaotic and often irrational societal shifts. The analysis delves into the complexities of contemporary life as the nation approached the millennium, highlighting the tensions and uncertainties that defined the era.