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“Petropolitics, Cli-Fi, and Occupied.”

Leyda, Julia
Journal article, Peer reviewed
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http://hdl.handle.net/11250/2603792
Date
2018
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Original version
Journal of Scandinavian Cinema. 2018, 8 (2), 83-102.   10.1386/jsca.8.2.83_1
Abstract
One of a growing group of television series that can be classified as climate fiction, Occupied takes as its premise a hostile political response to Norway’s sudden move towards energy transition. Occupied draws on the long tradition of the Norwegian occupation drama, while also resonating with contemporary tensions between Russia and its neighbours. Mobilizing familiar structures of feeling common to many cli-fi texts as well as recent news cycles, Occupied brings together the genre conventions of political thrillers, occupation dramas and extreme weather/disaster films. With its ensemble cast that explores the conflicting loyalties and personal stakes involved in the emerging crisis, the series portrays the complexities of its fictional petropolitics as a layered accumulation of historical and recent memory shot through with personal and political investments of every conceivable kind that premediate possible futures in the Anthropocene.
Publisher
Intellect
Journal
Journal of Scandinavian Cinema

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