Scenarios about 'counter-culture'
The counter-culture refers to social movements and value systems that emerged in opposition to mainstream cultural norms, particularly prominent in Western societies during the 1960s and 1970s. These movements challenged established institutions and conventional social values through distinctive music, fashion, literature, and political activism, advocating for peace, sexual liberation, civil rights, and environmental awareness. In alternate history scenarios, counter-cultural movements often serve as pivotal points of divergence, potentially reshaping political landscapes, technological development, and social structures when given different levels of influence or opposition.
What If Independent Cinema Never Emerged?
Exploring the alternate timeline where independent filmmaking remained marginal, resulting in a Hollywood-dominated global film landscape with profound implications for artistic expression, cultural diversity, and media democratization.
What If London's Punk Scene Took a Different Direction?
Exploring the alternate timeline where London's punk movement evolved differently in the 1970s, radically altering the course of popular music, fashion, and counter-cultural movements worldwide.