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Ridley Scott's new film, "The Dog Stars," is set after a global catastrophe. This genre explores how humanity survives and rebuilds in a ruined world, often focusing on themes of survival, morality, and the breakdown of society. They frequently feature desolate landscapes and scarce resources, much like the virus-ravaged world depicted in Scott's latest.
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