The most reduced science fiction movie in Alex Garland was based on a beloved novel

There are strange myths in the popular culture surrounding the concept of young death. James Dean was a fan of the phrase “Live Fast, Die Young, and he had a good -looking body”, and he proved that the prophecy when he died in a car wreck at the age of twenty -four. “27 clubs” – An unofficial group of famous people who died at the age of 27 – features Rock & Roll stars such as Jimmy Hendsx, Amy, Einhaus, Janiss Jublin and Cortein. It is a strange mix of tragedy and romance, but in reality, it absorbs death at any age – especially when you are in the place of life. The Nobel Prize -winning author Kazu Ishiguro dealt with this topic from a completely different angle in his sudden novel, “Don’t Bring Me Eternal”, which has become a disregard fantasy movie written by Alex Garland.

Ishiguro was published for the first time in 2005, less than 10 years after Dolly The Sheep topped the headlines by becoming the first successful mammals. The only one was among 277 attempts that reached birth and did not live for only six years, which were half the average life expectancy of its own strains. This penetration has taken cloning from science fiction to reality and sparked many moral concerns, especially about the issue of whether scientists (or) should be repeated people at all.

Ishigoro The name is concerned with Dolly When talking about the beginning of “I never let me go”, in which he took a deadly approach, for the story of Dystopian about human cloning to harvest members. This is not a great spoiler because of Mark’s elegant Romantic adaptation 2010 (Work from a scenario by Garland) gives mystery very early. Instead, the Garland scenario focuses more on how the three young story heroes reconcile with their pre -fate and try to make the most of their allocated time. It is one of the most personal Garland works, and may stem from his friendship with the author. The pair will discuss the topics on lunch during the ISHIGURO writing process, and Garland reads the novel at a very early stage, putting a movie version in the movement before its publication. Since then, “Do not let me look” by the most amazing Garland films like “EX Machina” and “Annihivination”, both of whom also directed it. Let’s take a look at this delicate and thinking film.

Unlike Caso Eshigoro’s novel, Romantic “never bring me” Things talisman from the beginning: We are in alternative, as the medical penetration has the expected age for people 100 years. We meet Cathy E. Its memories bring us back to 1978 and Hailsham, an internal school supervised by The Stearn Miss Emily (Charlotte Rampling). Everything seems useful enough and children are taught to take care of their bodies, which is one of several hints until there is something. Among the children, we focus on Cathy (played by Isopel Michael Samal in her youth years) and her friends Ruth (Ella Burnil, who grew up in Keira Knightley) and Tommy (Charlie Row/Andrew Garfield). The latter is a simple boy who is exposed to attacks from anger that has a natural emotion for Cathy, but Ruth is jealous of the inclusion of herself between them and becomes Tommy’s friend.

Children discover the fact that they put them when Miss Lucy (Sally Hawkins) tells them that they grew up as donors and their goal is young death in order to save the lives of others. Except in the process of cloning human beings to harvest members, they do not use the word “die”. Fully cloned animals, usually after three or four donations. Dadishly, their reaction is to commit a moderate disappointment.

The rest of the film follows Cathy, Ruth and Tommy as adult youth, as they are allowed to go out in the world to enjoy life for a few years before their donations began. Ruth and Tommy are still together and Cathay to become a care provider, which will postpone her own donations while offering condolences to the donors. After years, she crosses her way with her old friends again, who started the operation. The time is short, but there are rumors of a postponement program for couples who can prove that they are really love …

“Never let me go,” leaves most of the science fiction elements in the background, which is a suitable option because Ishiguro was only intended to clone as a conspiracy device for his story of three students whose lives were to end prematurely. By accepting the author, the novel tries to obtain it in both directions, and provides a warning story and a certain metaphor for life to achieve the maximum benefit from the time we devoted. The film has the same strengths and weakness.

“Don’t let me look” is a beautiful filmed that deliberately raises nostalgia for a specific type of English. It is an old world of internal schools, rural homes, and coastal cities with a little dogs, and everything is just a a little on; The seventies sector is similar to the drama of the “fifties of the last century, and the separation of the nineties appears more than the eighties. It is a smart choice, it takes us to the half -way England in the past where everyone has kept a harsh upper lip and no one loves grumbling. It is like the Dystopian extension of the topics that were explored in the previous novel Kazu Eshigoro,” today’s remains “(and Anthony Hopkins’ disregard for Anthony Hopkins), Where the characters are imprisoned inside a social structure equipped with button, where they cannot express their feelings completely.

Similar to “Do not let me go.” My first reaction was: “Why don’t they try to escape?” But this is not how people do things in the world of Eshigoro, and this is more chilling. Escape never crossed their minds. Cathy, Ruth and Tommy accept their fate negatively because they are colored by a system in which they have grown, as being a donor is the only reason for their existence. Moreover, they had very good – we get hints that Hailsham is the exception and that other schools are more than battery farms, which leads to compared to the abuse of animal breeding animals for food. All our young heroes can do is benefit from things and try to not complain.

The strange pattern makes the horror of the situation look more treacherous and medium. Certainly, it will not have the same effect if every three -dimensional and flying cars. In this alternative world, everyone is accepting a harvesting cloning for spare parts as part of daily life, including cloned animals themselves. It is a dark situation and the movie remained with me for a long time, although my main attraction is that the central trio does not give joy and passion to successfully balance the warning story with the angle of “positive life” that you make.