Analyzing the “social Work” of The Hunger Games

Analysis of “The Hunger Games”
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Analysis of “The Hunger Games”
A significant improvement in technology has allowed film-makers to create highly futuristic and imaginative films, over the past few decades. The Hunger Games is one such film. Any good film that reflects on people’s way of life must be able to bring out the actual challenges that the people are facing or are probably going to face in future (Marshall, & Sensoy, 2015). The Hunger Games is an American science fiction dystopian and adventure film released in 2012. It is based on a book by the same name by Suzanne Collins written in 2008. Gary Ross was the director while Jon Kilik and Nina Jacobson were the co-producers. The film starred Jennifer Lawrence, Liam Hemsworth, Stanley Tucci, Josh Hutcherson, and Woody Harrelson among others. The film was a high-grossing film of the year both domestically and internationally.
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The challenges of the 20th and 21st centuries are not that much different from those of the 19th century or those of centuries to come. However, changes in technology make it easier or difficult to deal with the challenges that humans face (Marshall, & Sensoy, 2015). For instance, in the early 19th centuries getting reliable water and power was much more difficult than it is today. In addition, in today’s world it is much easier to preserve food than was the case in the early 19th century due to changes and advancements in technology. It is easie…