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Twelve Monkeys (1995)

In a world gripped by an epidemic of a deadly virus, a group of scientists is trying to find a cure that would save humanity from complete extinction. Among the tests on volunteers, an experiment stands out where people try to send monkeys back in time using time travel technology. However, sudden obstacles lead the experiment to unexpectedly send a group of scientists and volunteers into a post-apocalyptic future.

In this world, humanity is isolated in underground shelters, and animals rule the earth. Scientists learn that the world is ruled by a totalitarian regime, and the remaining people live in fear and tyranny. The group faces incredible trials trying to find a cure and save humanity from a terrifying future.

Through the struggle for survival and loss, the heroes understand that the future cannot be changed, and that their every step has already been predetermined in advance. However, they decide to do everything possible to prevent the onset of this terrible reality and find salvation in the present.

Characters:

1. James Cole: The film's protagonist, who tries to understand and change the future he finds himself in.

2. Katherine Reilly: The scientist who helps James and his team on their strange and dangerous adventure.

3. Jefferson Cole: James' brother, who joins the group in search of survival and salvation.

Topics:

• Time Travel: The film explores the complexities and consequences of time travel, as well as human influence on the future.

• Fate and freedom: Questions about whether the future is predetermined or whether people can change their destiny are central to the plot.

• Science and Morality: The film raises questions about the ethics of scientific experimentation and the implications of scientific progress.

Director:

Twelve Monkeys was directed by Terry Gilliam, who created an atmosphere of horror and despair, and also emphasized the moral aspects of the plot.

Conclusion:

This film leaves the viewer thinking about human destiny and the unpredictability of the future. "Twelve Monkeys" offers clever thoughts about time, freedom and morality, making it one of the most memorable science fiction films of its time.