Cinema as Weather

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Exploring the intersection of cinema and weather, this book examines how elements like snow, rain, and sunshine shape both narrative and viewer experience. Analyzing films from classics such as The Wizard of Oz to modern works like In the Mood for Love, it highlights the stylistic significance of atmospheric conditions in storytelling. Kristi McKim invites readers to consider how cinematic weather influences our perceptions of the world, enhancing our understanding of both film and daily life.