The Dune movie flushed away a chance to talk about wastewater

The Dune movie flushed away a chance to talk about wastewater

1/2/2022

link

https://www.theverge.com/22763490/dune-movie-stillsuit-recycled-wastewater

summary

This article discusses the iconic 'stillsuits' from the science fiction novel "Dune" and their adaptation for the upcoming movie adaptation. Stillsuits are wearable devices that recycle the wearer's moisture, making them crucial in the desert world of the story. The article explores how the filmmakers addressed the practicalities of creating functional and visually striking stillsuits for the movie. It delves into the design process, highlighting the use of recycled and upcycled materials to create an authentic and environmentally-conscious look. The article also includes images showcasing the intricate details of the stillsuits. Overall, the article offers insight into the creative and sustainable approach taken by the filmmakers in bringing the world of "Dune" to life.

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water scarcity ꞏ wasteland ꞏ science fiction film ꞏ water sustainability ꞏ costume design ꞏ environmental technology ꞏ futuristic fashion ꞏ water management ꞏ post-apocalyptic ꞏ sustainable fashion ꞏ frank herbert ꞏ recycling ꞏ movie ꞏ desert survival ꞏ desert ecology ꞏ sustainability ꞏ film production ꞏ water resources ꞏ science fiction world ꞏ environmental conservation ꞏ environmentalism ꞏ water crisis ꞏ science fiction ꞏ water reuse ꞏ dune ꞏ water conservation ꞏ resource conservation ꞏ science fiction literature ꞏ film set design ꞏ recycled wastewater ꞏ stillsuit ꞏ ecology