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Andrew Niccol

Gattaca

New Zealand screenwriter Andrew Niccol (The Truman Show) made his feature directorial debut with this science fiction drama, set in a future when one's life is determined by genetic engineering rather than education or exper... Read more
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In Time

Submitted on 28 October 2011
Everyone knows that “time is money,” but never has the saying been more literal than with In Time. It’s the future and mankind has devised it so that people stop aging at 25, at which point they are given a year’s worth of time.... Read more
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In Time

When scientists unlock the secret to immortality, time becomes the new currency and one desperate man comes under attack from a mysterious group known only as the "Time Keepers." In the not-too-distant future, scientists have discovered a way to turn off the aging gene.... Read more
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Cillian Murphy On For I’m.mortal

Submitted on 07 August 2010
Andrew Niccol’s latest high-concept sci-fi drama I’m.mortal  is now speeding towards production, with the writer/director aiming to start shooting later next month. And now he has  Cillian Murphy in final negotiations to join the cast.... Read more
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The Host

Meyer’s novel is a love story set in the near future on Earth, which has been assimilated by an alien species that call themselves “Souls.” They are benevolent parasites that subsume the conscious of humans and take possession of their bodies.... Read more
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Twilight's Meyer Tackles Adult Pic Fare With Niccol

Submitted on 22 September 2009
Producers Nick Wechsler, Steve and Paula Mae Schwartz have used their own money to acquire screen rights to “The Host,” the first adult novel written by Stephenie Meyer, author of the “Twilight” series. Andrew Niccol will write the script and direct.... Read more
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Gattaca (BLU-RAY)

Submitted on 10 March 2008
I am actually a fan of this movie, one of the few that found it’s brilliance back when it flopped out of theatres.  Ethan Hawke’s performance pre-dated the eventual sci-fi genome performance by Tom Cruise in Minority Report.... Read more
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