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Year
2010
Duration
100 minutes
Genres
Coming of Age, Romance, Science Fiction and Fantasy
Language
English
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Based on acclaimed writer Kazuo Ishiguro’s novel, this haunting film blends romantic drama with science fiction. Spanning decades, it tells the story of the love triangle which emerges between three students at an English boarding school called Hailsham. This imposing but beautiful school is shut off from the outside world and governed by strange rules that make little sense at first.. Soon it becomes clear, this is no ordinary college - nor are the pupils ordinary humans. Joining the ranks of classic existential sci-fi from Frankenstein to Blade Runner, Never Let Me Go is a thought-provoking, if bleak, film on the nature of being human.
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