An interesting simulacurum of a sci-fi film image from the finale of Antonioni’s 1982 feature (the last he made before the debilitating stroke that curtailed his filmmaking career), which I argue is already a kind of sci-fi film to begin with. Over at The Auteur’s Notebook. My editor there and I urge you to leave whatever observations you have in the comments section over there, please. Many thanks.
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