School Programs
Gattaca
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Andrew Niccol,
106 mins,
USA,
1997.
Set in the 'not-too-distant future', Gattaca portrays a clinical society focused on the attainment of genetic perfection through reproductive technology. Born without the aid of this technology, Vincent Freeman strives to overcome his genetic flaws to achieve his dream.
This lecture focuses on the film's examination of identity, human aspiration and the idea of progress.
This program can also be requested as an ESL session.
Levels: Year 11 (VCE)
Study Areas: VCE English, Units 1 and 2 (Read and Respond or Issues of Belonging and Identity)
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Student Lecture: $15 per student (min 30 students)
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