"Level 16" is not a masterpiece from the perspective of the film itself, and even lacks a lot of popularity in many aspects such as scheduling, editing, and art. However, it has intentionally or unconsciously become a retro-style resurgence of dystopian themes. A collection of display scrolls. It is almost a mix of "We" and "Brave New World" in the girly version of "1984", partly reminiscent of Turkey's "Wild Horse", but also embellished with the crazy fantasy in Nobel Prize winner Kazuo Ishiguro's "Don't Let Me Go", from women From the perspective of ism, there are also the themes of female repression and the rise of women in "The Handmaid's Tale", and there is even a shadow of "Escape from Desperate Town" in the subject dimension of human experiments. It mixes all this together to complete a particularly classical dystopian story: from the beginning of ghostly repression to the end of the day, it has reached the narrative trend of "liberation"
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Level 16 evaluation action
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Extended Reading
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Vivien: You're so...
[looks up at him]
Vivien: nice.
Dr. Miro: Oh, Vivien, when a girl is obedient and sweet, the world cannot help but love her. Just follow the rules, be patient, and let us take care of you.
[his hand on her shoulder]
Dr. Miro: All right?
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Sophia: You just stopped taking the vitamins... but you don't know what's been happening. There's this guard... He limps when he walks.
Vivien: Yeah. Yeah, the one, with the... metal plate under his shoe.
Sophia: He comes into our room... during the dark hours...
Vivien: What are you saying?
Sophia: He comes around... He touches the girls. He waits until we're asleep. And then he...
[interrupted by buzzer signaling it's time for movie night]