The Death of Grass
4 hrs. 30 min.
Description
The classic science fiction novel “The Death of Grass,” in the genre of dystopia, by the famous English fantasist John Christopher depicts humankind on the brink of destruction due to a violation of the ecological balance.
The book presents one of the earliest and most vivid, and also artistically convincing, scenarios of a global ecological catastrophe caused by the death of all grass and grains on the planet. The novel was successfully adapted into a film in 1970 by director Cornel Wilde and became a kind of benchmark for dozens of later books written on the same theme.
The book presents one of the earliest and most vivid, and also artistically convincing, scenarios of a global ecological catastrophe caused by the death of all grass and grains on the planet. The novel was successfully adapted into a film in 1970 by director Cornel Wilde and became a kind of benchmark for dozens of later books written on the same theme.
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