Dhabalia Reeva Suketu

AR3596

This thesis delves into the symbiotic relationship between cinema and architecture, focusing on the science fiction genre and its portrayal of utopian and dystopian futures. Through an analysis of cinematic storytelling and architectural symbolism, the study investigates how these narratives influence societal ideals, challenges, and goals. Drawing from diverse subgenres within science fiction cinema, including social science fiction, the research explores the dynamic interplay between architectural elements and futuristic themes. By examining the depiction of utopian and dystopian societies, the thesis sheds light on how architectural narratives shape our understanding of the built environment and its impact on human civilization. Ultimately, the study aims to provide insights into the complexities of utopian and dystopian futures depicted in science fiction films and their implications for real-world architectural discourse and urban planning.