[Duckzero]

I just finished watching this movie. I was blown away by how character driven it was, rather than plot driven. Few films pull that off really well. One thing I greatly appreciated is how they never, ever explain how the women become infertile, but all of the things, Michael Caine spoke of earlier in the film were completely present, and each one could be a cause. The pollution in the movie was crazy, the amount of drug advertisements were out of control, maybe the "illegal" drug usage, the overcrowding (which in turn might have been natures way of cutting the population down) and government experiments.

I was also reading the imdb boards, and it's funny because someone was complaining that Kee was an immigrant Black woman. Now that argument is rather silly because the whole theme (I believe) that an immigrant was the first to have a child, is because of the rampant poverty, lack of health care, and overall, lower life expectancy rate, which contributed to Kee being the first to have a child in 18 years. Unlike the other side of society seen in the beginning of the film where everything was artificially maintained and created, except for life, due to the sterility of the environment.

Yeah, either way, great film. Very thought provoking!
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[Duckzero]