Gattaca - A Experiencia Genetica -

He has beaten the system. Not by being genetically superior, but by being willing to drown.

★★★★★ (Essential Viewing) "They used to say that a child conceived in love has a greater chance of happiness. They don't say that anymore." GATTACA - A EXPERIENCIA GENETICA

One man ascends to the heavens. Another descends into ash. Both are free. Gattaca - A Experiência Genética is not a film about the future. It is a film about the present that we are too distracted to see. It is a eulogy for imperfection, a love letter to stubbornness, and the most haunting argument against biological fascism ever committed to celluloid. He has beaten the system

But Vincent dreams of space. He dreams of Gattaca—the aerospace corporation that represents humanity’s reach for the stars. For an In-Valid, getting through Gattaca’s doors is impossible. The entrance exam isn’t a test. It’s a drop of blood, a hair follicle, a skin scrape read by a mass spectrometer. To cheat his DNA, Vincent assumes the identity of Jerome Morrow (Jude Law), a genetically perfect athlete who was paralyzed in an accident. The transaction is chillingly practical: Jerome provides the urine, blood, skin, and hair samples; Vincent provides the ambition. They don't say that anymore