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  1. It was my favourite science fiction movie last year. (spoiler alert) I loved the way it asked if clones would have access to the memories of the human they were cloned from.

  1. 7 September 2017

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  2. 7 September 2017

    […] is a grade-A SF with its “Oblivion“-like interiors and appearance. At the same time, it also raises a deep-philosophical topic […]

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