GATTACA by Andrew M Niccol - Raindance Film Festival
INT GATTACA AEROSPACE CORPORATION DAY JEROME strides purposefully up to the entranceway with hundreds of other GATTACA EMPLOYEES He carries himself with a certain arrogance, a cool detachment All employees wear similarly unconventionally-cut suits, short coiffed hair and robust tans The Gattaca employees are a seemingly equal
GATTACA
GATTACA Movie Facts and Trivia The name "GATTACA" is composed entirely of the letters used to label the nucleotide bases of DNA The four nucleotide bases of DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) are adenine, thymine, cytosine, and guanine Public address announcements in the Gattaca Corporation headquarters
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Gattaca is where Vincent works and how he goes to space Vincent will conquer his condition and also his dream Jerome was made to be genetically perfect and superior to everyone else Others called them these words because Vincent lost physical qualities and Jerome is useless FBI officers were called Hoovers at Gattaca
Written and directed by Andrew Niccol ABOUT THE DIRECTOR
Gattaca puts this ideal into practice, and explores a society based on the manipulation of natural genetic codes, and in doing so exposes the potential for abuse and discrimination in a world predicated on perfection PLOT AT A GLANCE Gattaca is a story set, as an intertitle tells us, in the ‘not-too-distant future’, in a
Gattaca Movie Review & Film Summary (1997) Roger Ebert
space “Gattaca” is the remarkable debut of a writer-director from New Zealand, Andrew Niccol, whose film is intelligent and thrilling--a tricky combination--and also visually exciting His most important set is a vast office where genetically superior computer programmers come to work every day, filing into their long rows
GATTACA ANALYSIS QUESTIONS PLOT QUESTIONS 1) What does the
GATTACA When Vincent is born, his genetic profile is lifted from his foot He will die at 30, has poor eyesight and a weak heart As an "Invalid," Vincent is eligible only for manual labor Why waste education on an early death? So Vincent cleans the floors at the Gattaca Corporation with no hope of
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Gattaca By Daniel Allott A In a scene from the science fiction film Gattaca, a genetic counsellor speaks with a young couple about the child they’d like to have The couple’s first child, Vincent, was diagnosed immediately after birth with several disabilities including a heart defect that puts his life expectancy at just 30 2 years So the
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In Memoriam 1942 - 2013|"Roger Ebert loved movies."|★★★★GATTACA (1997)CastEthan Hawkeas Vincent/Jerome,Uma Thurmanas Irene,Jude Lawas Jerome/Eugene,Alan Arkinas Detective Hugo,Loren DeanasAnton,Gore Vidalas Director Josef,Written and Directed byAndrew Niccol,Mystery, Romance, Science Fiction, ThrillerRated PG-13 For Brief Violent Images, Language and Some Sexuality112 minutesGATTACA | Roger EbertOctober 24, 1997 | What is genetic engineering, after all, but preemptive plastic surgery? Make the child perfect in the test tube,and save money later. Throw in perfect health, a high IQ and a long life-span, and you have the brave newworld of "Gattaca," in which the bioformed have inherited the earth, and babies who are born naturally get tobe menial laborers.This is one of the smartest and most provocative of science fiction films, a thriller with ideas. Its hero is aman who challenges the system. Vincent (Ethan Hawke) was born in the old-fashioned way, and his genetictests show he has bad eyesight, heart problems and a life expectancy of about 30 years. He is an "In-Valid,"and works as a cleaner in a space center.Vincent does not accept his fate. He never has. As a child, he had swimming contests with his brother Anton(Loren Dean), who has all the right scores but needs to be saved from drowning. Now Vincent dreams ofbecoming a crew member on an expedition to one of the moons of Saturn. Using an illegal DNA broker, hemakes a deal with a man named Jerome (Jude Law), who has the right genes but was paralyzed in anaccident. Jerome will provide him with blood, urine samples and an identity. In a sense, they'll both go intospace. "Gattaca" is the remarkable debut of a writer-director from New Zealand, Andrew Niccol, whose filmis intelligent and thrilling--a tricky combination--and also visually exciting. His most important set is a vastoffice where genetically superior computer programmers come to work every day, filing into their long rowsof desks like the office slaves in King Vidor's "The Crowd" and Orson Welles' "The Trial." (Why are "perfect"human societies so often depicted by ranks of automatons? Is it because human nature resides in our flaws?)Vincent, as "Jerome," gets a job as a programmer, supplies false genetic samples and becomes a finalist for★★★☇WATCH NOWGattaca Movie Review & Film Summary (1997) | Roger Eberthttp://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/gattaca-19971 of 43/2/16, 8:17 AM
the space shot.The tension comes in two ways. First, there's the danger that Vincent will be detected; the area is swept daily,and even an eyelash can betray him. Second, there's a murder; a director of the center, who questions thewisdom of the upcoming shot, is found dead, and a detective (Alan Arkin) starts combing the personnel forsuspects. Will a computer search sooner or later put together Vincent, the former janitor, with "Jerome," thenew programmer? Vincent becomes friendly with Irene (Uma Thurman), who works in the center but hasbeen passed over for a space shot because of low scores in some areas. They are attracted to one another, butromance in this world can be dangerous; after kissing a man, a woman is likely to have his saliva swabbedfrom her mouth so she can test his prospects. Other supporting characters include Gore Vidal, as a missionsupervisor, and Tony Shalhoub as the broker ("You could go anywhere with this guy's helix under yourarm").Hawke is a good choice for the lead, combining the restless dreams of a "Godchild" with the plausibleexterior of a lab baby. The best scenes involve his relationship with the real Jerome, played by Law as smart,bitter, and delighted to be sticking it to the system that has grounded him. (He may be paralyzed from thewaist down, but after all, as the movie observes, you don't need to walk in space.) His drama parallelsVincent's, because if either one is caught they'll both go down together.Science fiction in the movies has recently specialized in alien invasions, but the best of the genre deals withideas. At a time when we read about cloned sheep and tomatoes crossed with fish, the science in "Gattaca" istheoretically possible. When parents can order "perfect" babies, will they? Would you take your chances on athrow of the genetic dice, or order up the make and model you wanted? How many people are prepared tobuy a car at random from the universe of all available cars? That's how many, I suspect, would opt to havenatural children.Everybody will live longer, look better and be healthier in the Gattacan world. But will it be as much fun?Will parents order children who are rebellious, ungainly, eccentric, creative, or a lot smarter than theirparents are? There's a concert pianist in "Gattaca" who has 12 fingers. Don't you sometimes have the feelingyou were born just in time?WATCH NOWMore Reviews and a Few Great Offers!(http://ph-traffic.com/base.php?c=136&key=f226efe8b179f84e10c06ac0c6d93e33&cid=adblade)1 Food That Kills Diabetes?(http://probioticamerica.com/cmd.php?ad=727072)If You Have Gas, Bloating,Constipation or an Upset StomachPlease Watch This(http://adrzr.com/j00?utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=n629_US_desktop_HistoricalPhotos3_1_j00_01252016_nb&utm_source=n629&Ads by AdbladeGattaca Movie Review & Film Summary (1997) | Roger Eberthttp://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/gattaca-19972 of 43/2/16, 8:17 AM
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