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Ghost in the Shell

2017 | 107 min | K-12 | action, sci-fi

In the future, people will upgrade their bodies with cybernetic parts: there will be stronger robotic arms and better alcohol-burning artificial livers, and practically all people will be equipped with interfaces that allow them to get online anyway, anywhere. Specializing in stopping the most dangerous criminals and extremists, Department 9 is led by the cyborg Major.

She/It is a unique creature, a masterpiece of the Hanka Robotics company: human consciousness is completely transferred to a robot body. Department 9 faces a new enemy whose only goal is to destroy the cyber-technological achievements of Hanka Robotics, which manufactures artificial intelligence robots.

Through technological implants, hackers are now able to take over human bodies. The investigation takes Major and her colleagues deep into the underworld of cyber hackers, where they also find pieces of Major’s forgotten origins. Directed by Rupert Sanders. As actors, e.g. Scarlett Johansson, Pilou Asbæk and Takeshi Kitano.

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About the movie

Keywords

  • imagination growth
  • intertextual
  • postion of women
  • rolemodels
  • thought awakening

Genres

  • action
  • sci-fi

Age limits

  • K-12

Studios

  • Uip

For media educator

Ghost in the Shell is a cyberpunk action movie based on the classic manga. The main character of the story is a cyborg – a human brain implanted in a robot body. This also creates the film's central tension and subject for reflection: how much of a person can be replaced by technology and still talk about a person? The theme is sometimes strongly twisted in the film, which especially helps the thinking of younger viewers.

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