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Three people walk, there must be my teacher.
Tamia 2022-04-22 07:01:18
This movie is the saddest, most depressing, and most dignified movie I've seen in recent years. It's not one of them. The picture is very beautiful, the exquisite British film temperament, and the soundtrack is also a little bit of atmosphere. Just looking at these is a piece of literature and art. It is a small and fresh film, but the film is full of seriousness and solemnity all the time: the survival right of cloned human beings, the friendship and love of cloned human beings, if they are cloned, they should keep donating their own organs, organ donors and recipients. fate, fear of being abandoned or left alone, accepting fate after donation, etc... Fortunately, medical biotechnology has not developed to such a high-tech level, because I think clones also have souls and life. , so the Hayerson boarding school will make me feel like a concentration camp in World War II. Does man change technology, or does technology change people?! We have souls, or in fact, we have walked this life in a hurry, thinking that we have achieved a lot. Great value, in fact, in the end, it can't escape fate.?!
Extended Reading
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[first lines]
Title Card: The breakthrough in medical science came in 1952. Doctors could now cure the previously incurable. By 1967, life expectancy passed 100 years.
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Nurse: [Kathy has just discovered Ruth at the same donation clinic] Is that someone you know?
Kathy: Yeah. Actually, we grew up together.
Nurse: Oh.
Kathy: How is she?
Nurse: ...Were you close?
Kathy: We haven't seen each other now for almost ten years.
Nurse: Well, Ruth isn't as strong as we would hope, at this stage.
Kathy: She's done two donations?
Nurse: She has.
Kathy: ...You think she'll complete on the third?
Nurse: I think she wants to complete. And, as you know, when they want to complete, they usually do.