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(166) 7.7 95 min 2019 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Human Nature is a movie starring Jennifer Doudna, George Church, and Alta Charo. A breakthrough called CRISPR opens the door to curing diseases, reshaping the biosphere, and designing our own children. A provocative exploration of...

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Documentary
Director
Adam Bolt
Starring
Jennifer Doudna, Fyodor Urnov, Alta Charo, George Church

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Genres Documentary
Director Adam Bolt
Writer Regina Sobel, Adam Bolt
Stars Jennifer Doudna, Fyodor Urnov, Alta Charo, George Church
Country USA
Also Known As Human Nature: Die CRISPR Revolution, Human nature, Genvägen
Runtime 1 h 35 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description The biggest tech revolution of the 21st Century isn't digital, it's biological. A breakthrough called CRISPR has given us unprecedented control over the basic building blocks of life. It opens the door to curing diseases, reshaping the biosphere, and designing our own children. Human Nature is a provocative exploration of CRISPR's far-reaching implications, through the eyes of the scientists who discovered it, the families its affecting, and the bio-engineers who are testing its limits. How will this new power change our relationship with nature? What will it mean for human evolution? To begin to answer these questions we must look back billions of years and peer into an uncertain future.

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24 customer reviews about «Human Nature»

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Evelyn R.
Friday, 30 Oct 2020 21:36

This film chronicles the last five years of the life of free-thinking writer and inventor of the 'personality transplantation' who challenged the views of many in his field. This is a compelling film about what it was like to be truly out of the world of the common man - the freedom of doing things that you don't believe in, without any fear of getting beaten up or getting stoned or having your car trashed. This is a film about a man who did many things that are now not done and who changed the way the world works and then died as well. This is an informative film - it provides much of the background about him and the way that he used to work, but never revealed his true nature. But, with a level of great personal expression that is evident even to non-believers, he is still an incredibly interesting and important figure. This is a film that is often difficult to watch and is a film that requires patience and thoughtfulness. It is not one that I would recommend, but it is important to see in order to understand how one man did so much to change the way that the world works.
Willie Harper
Sunday, 18 Oct 2020 08:08

First of all let me say that this is an excellent documentary. It makes me think that there are people living on the surface of the Earth who know what's going on, and their (at least the good ones) don't see anything wrong with the climate changes that are taking place, and the "easy fix" of moving to a local town would be the best way to deal with it. In summary, this film is a very intelligent and well put together film about the current state of humanity, and how it's going to be for many, many years to come.
Alexander Butler
Sunday, 11 Oct 2020 15:53

I watched this documentary at my own risk after an impulse and I was very grateful for that. I cannot find any one flaw in this film. For one thing I could understand why a majority of people might not like it or the parts I did not like. As a biological biologist who works in and around human activity, I am really not familiar with much of the "bio-porn" movie stuff which these folks describe. The other thing that caught my attention was the passion and knowledge about their field. The documentary starts out with them showing their research, which is pretty interesting. In their research the researchers had to physically move into places, hunt for animals and do field work on "homesteading". Then they talk about some of the animals and how they were able to raise them and put them out in the wild. For example, one guy who was also a biologist did a "pink pigeon coop" experiment. He was able to raise an estimated 70-80 of them. Another guy did the same experiment with an estimated 1-2 of them. Another guy raised a ground squirrel which he got from a drugstore in Louisiana. That guy was able to raise an estimated 30 of them. A guy was able to get a black squirrel from Louisiana. Then there is a guy who raises an estimated 2 or 3 chickens which he got from the farmer's market. He put the chicks out in the wild and raised them in a barn. I was pretty impressed with this guy because it took a lot of work to raise them from a hatchling to a full fledged chicken. So, in conclusion, there is a lot of work that goes into raising chickens, I would not be surprised if people don't like this documentary because they would not like the studies but that is the beauty of this film. I would definitely recommend watching this documentary.
Harold
Wednesday, 30 Sep 2020 19:14

Spike Lee is a brilliant filmmaker and writer of many great movies. The central theme of "The Family Man" was explored in "Do the Right Thing" and "Cop Car". Here, his story of a black man's conversion from a gun to a kindness is made to be very interesting. It does not sound like a good idea, but, when you read the short story in the book, you will understand the deeper meaning behind Spike's original idea.
Juan
Monday, 21 Sep 2020 12:51

I was fascinated by this movie. I had no idea what it was about but it started so well that I was interested. I was also surprised at the conclusions it reached. This is a very moving and thought-provoking documentary. The director does a great job of bringing you into the lives of the people and the places that were featured. This is a must see for anyone interested in this topic. I am not religious but I am interested in the science and the way it is presented. This is an excellent documentary and I strongly recommend it to anyone who is interested in this topic. It was a pleasant surprise.
Daniel Vargas
Tuesday, 15 Sep 2020 17:56

What a beautiful story. How so many people struggle with their very own demons. How this is NOT their fault. Instead, this is the fault of the system that created them. Because of society and the power structures that shape it, these are all evil. This movie brings out such a great message. How much I love this movie and it is so powerful. It is also so sad. How people are so harsh and hate. So much hatred, so much hate. This is not about what we should do and what not to do. We have so much control over our lives and this movie shows that we can't control everything. We don't control our days or what we have, but we can control how we react to what we have. It is a very powerful and good message. It is also one of the best movies I have ever seen. The best movie for me was "13th Warrior". I liked that one better than this one. All the acting is good, but I was surprised by this film that Anna Friel was such a great actress. She has such a great way of acting and expressing her emotions. She really is one of the greatest actresses I have seen in the last ten years.
Angela Knight
Wednesday, 02 Sep 2020 07:08

This is a wonderful documentary about the importance of the environment in our lives and how we can take action to help protect the environment. I really enjoyed it. It's not hard to tell who's in the majority. This is a movie that's about everyone. It's a big movie but it's still a story about the environment, an important story. I love that the movie didn't dwell on the fact that the main character is a groid. Instead it focused on the importance of the environment and how we can take action to help protect the environment. I love that the movie didn't dwell on how the main character went to college or what he did. It focused on how he took action to protect the environment and what he did to protect it. The movie was definitely worth watching.
Joshua Murray
Tuesday, 01 Sep 2020 02:22

Not a very intelligent and politically correct review, it just could not resist. They left out so much. How can they leave out the ties with Russian mobsters and the political networks. The other stuff of their film are not enough to make a comment about the main thesis, that violence is not the answer. That is a very common position of the Russian-Americans in the new Russia. They take their countries to any way they can. They are very violent people, but they do not even try to kill each other, they will kill anyone. The influence of Russian mobsters is real, their networks are active, they are very interested in business, big business. It is interesting, that in the film they show some of the problems of the Soviet Union. The mafia and the system. There is a real problem in the system, and it is about the power of the mafia. The problem is very important, it is not just a question of how to fight the mafia, it is also a question of control of a state, which is the main power of the system, so the mafia were very successful in this business. It is a good study, and they did not hide their bias. They found the links between Russian mobsters and the state, which shows us the links between mafia and the state. But they left out a lot, which made the film much more enjoyable.
Albert M.
Monday, 31 Aug 2020 16:51

A very well made documentary. The people interviewed were very honest and at the end the viewer has to ask themselves, why would anyone choose such a life? I wish I had gone to a more elaborate interview format, but a good documentary film with only one hour is good enough.
Matthew
Sunday, 30 Aug 2020 19:19

This film was presented as a documentary but it is much more than that. The documentary feels like a documentary. It shows the issues, but it also shows the issues with a documentary style. If you are a viewer who wants to know more about the issues that are being discussed in the film, then you can find some really interesting information in the film. However, if you are looking for a film to watch to learn about the issues and get a better understanding of the problems that are being discussed, then you probably should skip this film. The reason for this is that the film does not discuss the issues in the way that a documentary would. For example, there is no voice over narration. There are no technical effects or graphics. The film does not show people in a documentary style. Instead, it presents the issues in a documentary style. You will find that the issues discussed are important and important to the public, but this film is not going to be the documentary that you need to see if you want to learn about the issues.
Brian M.
Sunday, 16 Aug 2020 03:45

If you're a skeptic, you may find this film depressing, or even disagree with the movie. I was never a big fan of George Bush, but I came to see this film with an open mind. And I think it did a pretty good job of getting the point across. The movie focuses on the thought of whether we are capable of change in our society. Many people in the film are against it, and many say it's just another attempt to advance the "conspiracy theory" of a government. I'm not sure what the big deal is. It's a great movie, and I think it's important to watch. But it's also a little scary at times. I don't agree with all the criticisms that it's anti-American. I think it's just trying to ask some big questions, and show the world what's really going on. I'm still not 100% sure how to feel about it, but it certainly got my attention.
Benjamin H.
Monday, 10 Aug 2020 08:49

I would have liked to have seen more about this so called scientific experiment. There were too many unanswered questions in this documentary. Some of the footage was obviously filmed in some "convenient" place. They should have filmed the experiment in the field or the open air. But the photo they had of the experiment was not very good. I also read the book by Nick Turse which was more convincing about the experiment. I am sure there are other documentaries which would make me more convinced. I think this documentary would have been much better if they had used a more reliable camera to film the experiment. The film had good quality but it was not good enough to make the best possible film.
Patrick
Friday, 07 Aug 2020 21:13

Who among us does not know someone or more than one friend who have known someone in the mental health field or are a parent, a parent in a mental health field, or simply someone who has an interest in it? The stigma is that mental health is a mystery, something we should not be confronting and not only as a society but also as individuals. The story of the film is about a psychologist who discovers her husband is suffering from depression. She is upset by this discovery and decides to seek help. Through a mixture of discussion with her partner and in private sessions with him, she discovers that his problems are not due to his bipolar or depression but are rooted in his father. Through researching mental health and the child in a mental health facility, she discovers that mental health facilities are not the worst of the worst but often do not have the capacity to help those people. She also learns that some parents can handle their children with psychiatric problems and then they are given access to a facility. Through her experience of interacting with other parents she finds that the institution or the institution doing the best for their patients is often not the best for their own children. She also discovers that the institution that provides the best to their patients is often the institution that is less busy. She sees in this movie a psychiatrist who doesn't want to leave her patients alone and who is unresponsive to some of their complaints and who has to go out of her way to attend her patients and become involved. Through this process of learning about herself she learns that mental health care should not be seen as a problem but as a choice. She finds her own way of doing it. This film is a brave story that hopefully can inspire all of us to seek out information about mental health and see it for what it is, a choice. Thank you to the director, producers and all of the people who participated in the making of this film.
Beverly
Sunday, 02 Aug 2020 19:15

This documentary is a pretty good and comprehensive look at what is happening to people today in this country. While some parts are very sensational and exaggerated (i.e. the war in Iraq) it is worth watching. It is about how people are becoming more isolated in society and the effects that have on their mental health. It also goes into what is going on in the minds of the people and why they act in the ways that they do. The people interviewed are some of the most important people in our society, with only very few people not interviewed. I found that the documentary was very well made. I found it to be very interesting, informative, and even scary. I don't think that it is the best documentary ever made but it is still a very good one. It is definitely worth watching. It is very controversial and is not for everyone. I think that this documentary is worth watching and even if you don't agree with the subjects it is still worth seeing. It is very interesting and well made. I think that it is worth a watch.
Crystal T.
Saturday, 01 Aug 2020 23:59

This documentary is a little different from the other documentaries I've seen in the past. This movie is not all about guns and guns. It's more about the human psyche. I personally don't have a problem with the idea of guns in the hands of people that have mental problems. In fact, I'd rather have more guns than fewer guns, just so that I can kill people in mass. However, that's just my personal opinion. This documentary is about what's wrong with America. The country is losing its moral fiber. There is no longer a sense of family and love among people. People are getting more selfish and violent and in turn, we have more kids that turn into teenagers and have more crime. This documentary is a good place to start. You don't have to agree with everything the director says. You can still think the director is on the right track.
Kelly T.
Saturday, 01 Aug 2020 14:29

A very well made documentary about how hectic the world is today, but also how many people are not prepared for the next time it will be. Its that duality that makes us connect with each other so much. But its not all negative, many good things come out of it. One thing that made me laugh was how he (Neil DeGrasse Tyson) spoke about his times spent in the ocean, he said that he would never have been able to come back without some shoes or other at his feet. If you are a fan of science, you'll be glued to the screen. I give it a 10 out of 10, for it's that great!
Danielle S.
Friday, 24 Jul 2020 14:56

This is a fantastic documentary that I've never seen before. I first saw it in college, and it really put a smile on my face. It's basically the same story over and over again, but in a different way. It really makes you think, especially because it's such a depressing subject. The interviews are so well done and people are so likable, I really felt like it was a movie I would like to watch again. I just really enjoy watching documentaries like this. If you're interested in knowing about the art and culture of art, then this is the documentary for you. I'm just glad I found it on my own, rather than having to pay for it. I really don't think it would be something I would be able to sit through every day.
Roger Dunn
Tuesday, 14 Jul 2020 13:32

A documentary about a restaurant that is accused of stealing food from local farmers and selling it to the restaurants customers. It's a strange story. The restaurant owner (John MacCormack) was once an unemployed young man who was helped by his brother. He became very rich and started to pursue his dream. In the movie he is portrayed as an arrogant and greedy person. In the end he turns out to be a very decent person. This film is not a documentary, and in a way it is a criticism of the restaurant. The restaurant has an amazing menu. Their food is amazing and delicious. The movie is about how the restaurant's owners convince their customers to steal food from the local farmers. It is a very bizarre story, but it is an interesting one. I think the movie was well made. It is a documentary, but it is not really a documentary. There are many parts in the movie that I think are very unnecessary. The restaurant owner doesn't really tell the customers that they steal from the farmers. If you are interested in the restaurant you can watch it. It is not really a documentary, but if you are interested in the restaurant and you want to see how the restaurant is making its money you can watch it. My rating is 7/10.
Catherine T.
Friday, 03 Jul 2020 16:52

This is not a documentary, this is a book. It's an intelligent biography of the author, Michael Shermer, who is a well-known scientist and philosopher. I was particularly impressed by the way the author clearly explained the scientific arguments he is using to justify his arguments. I recommend it highly to anyone who wants to learn more about the scientific, philosophical, and ethical issues of life and the universe. I think this movie is a good complement to the book, which I think is a much better introduction to the author's work.
Lauren P.
Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 18:13

A well-made documentary about the personality of the internet. What is it about? Most people know that its use in the advertising, the so-called "free economy" of the world, for obtaining an income. It could be used as a way to facilitate social integration, where people can communicate with each other without having to travel between countries, where they could have more interaction with strangers. How about the social networking sites? Are they better than people's lives and actions in the real world? These are probably the questions that might be asked during the course of the film. It also touches on the problem of trolls and how to control them. But it also touches on what is not becoming a human, an animal or a machine, that is being the modern day equivalent of "natural selection" in the modern day industrial world. This is a brilliant, short film that will captivate people. It touches on the issue of using the internet for political actions, how to control the ways that we can do so and how to respect the people who use the internet. It takes the perspective that we should not demonize or neglect the internet, the modern day "digital jungle" and all that it can do, it is just an extension of our lives, an extension of the "economy" of the world. A must see for people who are concerned with the human nature, for all the people who are concerned about the real world around them. It is not all good, it is not all bad, but it is important, worthwhile and relevant.
Ruth Reyes
Thursday, 04 Jun 2020 09:31

It is almost impossible to summarize this movie in a couple of lines. So I'll try. You should definitely see this movie if you like documentaries, because you will learn a lot about what goes on in this world. But if you want a "real" movie, then, yes, you will probably be disappointed. There are lots of problems with this movie, and it is obvious that the director and producers didn't really try to fix the problems. They just tried to make a movie. However, the movie is also good because it is an entertaining documentary, which has the style and structure of a documentary, but without the personality of a documentary. It's like a short film. But it's a documentary. I recommend it.
Albert Fuller
Sunday, 26 Apr 2020 10:45

This is one of the best documentaries I've ever seen. It's a real eye-opener, to the extent that you feel like you've been ripped off, in all the ways you don't want to be ripped off, but you are. I've read about the real-life story behind this documentary, and it's fascinating. It's a brilliant film, and it shows us how much is at stake. But, I can't help but feel that the world is a little bit more racist than it really is. I'm not saying that the film is racist, I'm saying that the film is more concerned with the 'truth' than the 'truth' itself. It's a great film, but it's not for everyone. I feel like it's about a little more than the truth, and I can't help but feel that the world is a little bit more racist than it really is. I think it's just the way that we're all conditioned to see things, and that's why it's not a film that I would recommend to anyone.
Danielle Nichols
Saturday, 25 Apr 2020 03:20

This documentary gives a very honest and very interesting account of the lives of a group of friends who have been playing a weekly game of chess. This documentary has a lot of information about the daily life of a group of chess players in the United States. The film is very interesting, because it shows the chess players as real people. The main character, Patrick, is the real life chess prodigy and his friends are not only chess players, but also movie lovers. This film is not only about chess, but also about friendship and love. In a lot of ways, this is the most touching documentary I have seen in a long time.
Eugene
Friday, 24 Apr 2020 22:59

I was captivated by this film as it was the first film I'd seen in a while, I've seen many documentaries and even many feature films. This documentary about the effects of extreme poverty, lead by the father and mother, and the father's work with his father and the mother, the fact that this film was made with the support of the United Nations, a great film. It was very difficult to follow. I would recommend this documentary to anyone who wants to know more about the effects of poverty. It was a very moving film. I would definitely recommend this documentary.
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