It’s to save the planet, you know Climate Change Fiction Is Rethinking The Ecoterrorist Toward the end of Paul Schrader’s most recent film, First Reformed, the main character straps on an explosive vest with the intention of blowing himself up — along with a church full of other people — driven by an inarticulate but intense desire […]
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