A woman takes a photo of herself on her phone by shooting a photo of her car side-mirror. Her hair is brown, she wears a white top. The car is parked in front of greenery.

Lauren Collee

Lauren Collee is a PhD candidate at Goldsmiths, University of London and a casual lecturer at the University of Sydney. Her writing on cinema, nature and technology has been published in The Baffler, Wired, Overland Journal, The LA Review of Books, Real Life Magazine and others.

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09 Sep, 2023

Time Bomb Y2K, Four Ways

Lauren Collee, Eric Jiang, Charles Carrall

Four perspectives on Marley McDonald and Brian Becker’s debut documentary Time Bomb Y2K

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09 Sep, 2023

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The Last of Us and the Radical Possibilities of Eco-Horror

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01 May, 2023

The Last of Us and the Radical Possibilities of Eco-Horror

Lauren Collee

Can fear be ecologically productive? Hit TV series The Last of Us capitalises off ecophobia with its fungus-zombie plot line, but the most affective genre narratives often reveal the uncanny truth that nature is not some antagonist outside us.

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Time Bomb Y2K, Four Ways

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The Last of Us and the Radical Possibilities of Eco-Horror

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The Last of Us and the Radical Possibilities of Eco-Horror

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