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The film begins with on-screen captions explaining that a medical breakthrough in 1952 has permitted the human lifespan to be extended beyond 100 years. A woman remind of her childhood at a boarding school called Hailsham House, as well as her adult life after leaving the school.

The specialty of the film is that generally speaking when the clone reach to the established organ donation condition, they seem to choose to flee or resist，but this film doesn’t mention them. It Intentionally evades the introspective and independent consciousness of human cloning in the past theme. But through the description of details about three people’s separation caused by love, the film amplifies the emotion, jealousy, confusion of clone, which shows their emotional experience is not different from the normal people and they had the same deep feelings and independent soul.

The invisibility level of this film is about the contradiction between human beings value、conscience and the fear of death in face of disease itself. The existence of Helson School is where some conscientious people try to prove that clone is a living human with soul. Its close means the value of conscience vanish completely. Just as the Chancellor said: galleries’ establish ment is not to view your souls, but to see whether you have souls or not. " Nevertheless it is pointless even if we can prove the existent of clone’s soul at last. Because if you want people to return to the dark and endure a variety of cancers and rare diseases, they will only directly rejected.

With the high-speed development of science and technology, human are increasingly ruthless. On the contrary, the clone has a desire for love and calmness for death, which is totally an irony! Ultimately the three clone accept their destiny without exception. there is no escape, there is no struggle, even without any complain. In fact, death is not terrible, and the thing we terrify is the deep fear of death and the ethical decay and humanity lost caused by this kind of fear. terrible is deep fear of death, as well as ethical decay and humanity loss caused by this kind of fear.