(2013): Wasteland

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: The work documents the narratives of women like Hanumanti and Laxmi, examining the commodification of waste within a capitalist urban setting. SUSAN KIM - Victoria Sanders and Associates

: Much of the film uses montages to show Scott evading or dispatching zombies. Flashbacks are utilized to build the emotional core of the story, showing Scott’s life and his marriage proposal to Beth just before the outbreak. 2. Novel: Wasteland (2013) by Susan Kim and Laurence Klavan Wasteland (2013)

This ethnographic study provides a starkly different look at "wasteland" as a physical and economic space.

: Joshi explores the exploitation of female labor within the informal waste recycling industry in Dharavi, Mumbai. Flashbacks are utilized to build the emotional core

This young adult dystopian novel, released in March 2013 by HarperTeen, introduces a world with extreme societal rules regarding age and survival.

Directed by Tom Wadlow and written by Tommy Draper, this independent UK horror film offers a personal take on the well-worn zombie genre. : Joshi explores the exploitation of female labor

: The story centers on Scott Miller, a former electrician played by Shameer Seepersand, who survives a virus-driven apocalypse. The film focuses heavily on Scott’s daily battle for basic necessities like food and water while he awaits the return of his soulmate, Beth (Jessica Messenger).