By Matthew Brown
Paperback, 139 pages

Signed by the Author

On its surface a formidable, post-apocalyptic car chase movie, George Miller's Mad Max: Fury Road is also a classical tale of desperate humans on a quest for their own survival - against their foes, the elements, and the traumas they each carry with them.

The twelve essays in this book consider how this tale of trauma and survival was told: from the filmmaking to the thematic concerns, the imagery to the "how on earth was this done?" of it all. Witness us.