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Oct 29, 2021 52 min

Dune | why this unadaptable sci-fi story endures

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AT LAST, the truly epic tale is getting a film…series? What’s the big deal about the sweeping story? Why couldn’t it be adapted well? And how did it change filmmaking without even getting a proper chance on screen? Let’s learn! Contact: Reach out on instagram - @illiteratepod Extras: trailer, Dune (2021) https://bit.ly/illdune1 video, analysis of Frank Herbert’s writing style https://bit.ly/illdune4 interview transcript, Frank Herbert (1969) https://bit.ly/illdune7 interview transcript, Frank Herbert (1977) https://bit.ly/illdune8 article, the usage of the word “jihad” in Dune https://bit.ly/illdune6 trailer, documentary on Jodorowsky’s Dune (2014) https://bit.ly/illdune5 trailer, Dune (1984) https://bit.ly/illdune2 trailer, Dune miniseries (2000) https://bit.ly/illdune3

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