Sci-Fi Short Film "Clones" | DUST | Starring Rutger Hauer
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- As a highly intelligent man on board a space station prepares himself for a risky brain operation, he has to overcome his fear of losing his identity before surgery can even begin.
"Clones" by Rafael Bolliger
Starring Rutger Hauer (Blade Runner, The Hitcher)
Connect with the Filmmakers:
www.clonesthemovie.com
www.rafaelbolliger.ch/
More About "Clones":
In the far future, a professor of quantum physics is about to undergo surgery to remove his brain tumor, and is offered a backup of his brain for safety reasons. The professor begins to doubt he will sCll be himself if something does go wrong, since according to quantum theory his idenCty can not be copied. When his thoughts affect the copying process the doctor insists on compleCng the backup before he can start surgery. Will the professor be smart enough to survive?
"Clones" Credits:
DIRETCOR & SCRIPT: Rafael Bolliger
PRODUCTION Rosas & Co Films AG, Funkenschmied GmbH
PRODUCER Stefan Girtanner
CINEMATOGRAPHY Eric Lehner
EDITING Rafael Bolliger
SOUND EDITING Manu Gerber
SOUND DESIGN Manu Gerber
RE-RECORDING MIX Manu Gerber
MUSIC Roger Subirana
LOCATION SOUND MIX Mario Gerber
PRODUCTION DESIGN Gerald Damovsky
SPECIAL EFFECTS Andreas Fuss
LIGHTING DESIGN Christoph Eser
COSTUMES Linda Harper
CASTING Jeremy Zimmermann
CAST
Rutger Hauer
DeObia Oparei
Stephanie Németh-Parker
Manfred Liechti
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it's so good to see Rutger again. He was such a versatile and natural actor. I don't know how you got him to participate in this but thank you for letting us see him in his brilliance again. Fantastic story. The writing and direction is spot on. ❤️
The Black man out-acted him by a million miles.
Well, Rutger does know about fast-grown clones and artificial memories...but it would have been even better if the guy getting scanned had said "All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain..."
@@lonesomephreak69 they will not ....
Anyone up for Lady Hawk?
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“I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain. Time to die.” Rest in peace Rutger.
His death totally went under my radar... I thought the dude was still around. Damn... :(
Amen. He had an awesome voice and his ability to deliver lines in a unique way that was kind of soothing.
I liked the blind guy in the casino in one if his movies
@@howlinwulf "Blind Fury"
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This is the kind of thing where SciFi really shines, ethical and moral dilemmas with futuristic piossibilities
I'm fed up with it. All these half arsed artificial pseudo philosophies. And most of them have been done to death. If the story had other elements that are primary to hold interest and the pseudo theory could even be leveraged to add to the story it can work but if the entire film is just a presentation of a miniscule idea that hasn't even been developed it drops to the floor with a thud. What's further ridiculous to this scene is that it's the mental backup, supposedly taken to protect against failure to remove the tumor, that actually kills him. Hopelessly contradictory. No actual story. Just a half arsed germ of a concept someone had down the pub one day and never developed it further.
Well we are currently living in sci fi horror movie globally and there is complete absence of ethical and moral!
*assed 😊
@@nihilistic7840 The mental backup is not a safeguard against failure of the procedure, it IS the procedure. And the question posed is: What is a human being? Is it an individual with intrinsic value to himself and others by virtue of his consciousness and experience and all the little unique bits and bobs and imperfections, or is it a cog in the machine, whose value depends on it usefulness and the functions it can perform?
If the first, this was murder, if the second, he was saved. Forever and a day. But since it is both, this is at best a huge ethical dilemma. It is easy to see why you would want to preserve the mind of a genius, for the sake of his problem solving skills. And if he had a "brain tumor the size of an apple", copying it over into a clone was maybe the only way. His attempts at thwarting the process and the nurse's reluctance and grief illustrates the individualistic angle. If all he was, was his usefulness, he would rather die.
Kind of like the people who refuse to let their organs be transplanted after they die, perhaps?
@@nihilistic7840 this is what you can get in 12 minutes.
Anything with the great Rutger Hauer is a treat - a rare talent. He is missed by many. His memory lives on.
Well done short 10/10. Makes you think about what make us...US, and what happens when our consciousness leaves our bodies or even what REALLY happens when we sleep or die.
Only thing better if there was a part 2 to see what happens when the patient is in his new body.
I may have missed the idea but I understand he will not have a new body.
Then why does Hauer say he will have to replicate the scar? Seems like he wants the clone to think he is the original when he looks in the mirror.
@@yoda5477 he will have a new body. they should put another clone on the other table and tell him all went well and he survived the surgery.
this is also what would happen if you teleport. you have to die and be rebuilt on the other side.
@Chickens and Gardening I have wondered what I would do. What possible reason might be worth the teleport. What if I was going to TP to a space station around Saturn, or another star system, or to live in a wonderful place or something. How much excitement and interest in life I could give to my cloned self, who would remember me, being me, and still get to do these amazing things. In some stories, they are only TPing to go to work and stuff. booooooo lol
Magnificent short film. Here we have a piece of film history, Rutger Hauer, what an incredible actor. Great all of them, really great work.
@@spitt3640 but you know I have never seen the film Blind Fury, I will watch it these days.
This is so appropriate for Rutger Hauer, as similar questions of existence and memory were posed in Blade Runner by Roy Batty and the other replicants. "Did you get your precious photos?" I love this type of existential examination, and it's so good to see Rutger again. What a treat!
Yeah.... was thinking the same. Being self aware has drawbacks.
also imagine Rutger developing the whole transference process fueled by coffee and toffee, basicly coffee and sugar like the cop char Harley Stone he played in "split second" to preserve his partner :O
R.I.P Rutger Hauer.He was like this Clone.His memories live for Ever,A DAY
Wow! This was High-End, in every aspect. I wish they'd still make movies like this!
They just did.
@@asc_missions3080 Is too short!
@@ivayloivanov7231 😁 Watch it twice.
Me too. But movies like this will never be made -- cant ever be made because His Divine Holiness Rutger Hauer, may we walk in his shadow, was cloned. The copy sent into space aboard Alpha station.
@@asc_missions3080 🤣🤣🤣
There he is...one of my all time favourite actors! When Blade Runner came out in Germany, i was twenty and made a copy from a VHS rental cassette to a Sony Betamax. It became even darker and more sinister, loved it! The times of Billy Idol, Sade, Robert Palmer, David Bowie...unforgetable and never replicable.
Yep you da man
...seems that you only listened the tip of the iceberg fella
Bin ganz mit dir. Bin 1954 geboren.
That was some very good acting to the gentlemen on the chair.I actually dropped a tear.
He conveyed a lot of compelling character and emotion for such a short film.
I think he stole the show. Even with the great Rutger right beside him.
RIP Mr Hauer, who played a legendary android that helped influence the cyberpunk genre by leaps and bounds. This story is a solid existential crisis for modern audiences, and it reminds me of a Twilight Zone/Outer Limits episode where they proclaimed they'd invented teleportation to allow instant travel between worlds/stars, but in fact all they'd done is clone people at their destination while executing the original body to prevent doubles.
The Outer Limits "Think Like a Dinosaur"
That's essentially the plot of Clifford Simak's "Way Station".
I always had this idea that the teleporter in Star trek kills the original and creates a copy :)
@@ix12 Yes because one in one out if it teleported but it created two James Kirks in one story and two William Rikers in another story.
Sounds like "The Prestige" borrowed a bit from that as well.
Rutger Hauer. He's the reason I watched this film. An amazing actor! Thank you everyone who made his role possible. I would like to see a behind the scenes look at how he was brought into this project and any comments he has to share. This was a really big deal and a great surprise! It just seems there should be a little more in the making to top it off. That said, this was a great film. The director and cast did an excellent job in bringing the characters to life and making the story believable. Set design, tech, lighting, special effects, camera angles. It's all there and it's all incredibly good! Thank you Dust!
I was like "Rutger I haven't seen?!?!?". Been a fan since I saw "Nighthawks" when I as a kid. Always wanted to see him and Greg Henry in a movie together.
Also - iirc, Rutger was the kind of actor who would take any role that paid, just to be acting, kind of like Walken. And like Walken, always gave his all.
Thank you for showing this , with the Late Great Rutger Hauer.
He was truly one in a Billion, he could play anything or anyone.
Godspeed Rutger G.B.N.F. Ever.
Just the name Rutger Hauer in the opening credits brought a smile to my face that lasted the duration of this entire short.
You had me at Rutger Hauer (one of the greats), Bolliger. Pleased Mr. Hauer joined this production as he's amazing. Clones is a solid short w/a good premise, fine direction, acting, casting & more, It feels primarily like a platform for Rutger to shine upon all too briefly and then disappear....like tears in rain, leaving us wanting more.
Love it when big guys, Rutger, help out new peeps in the bus.
Rutger Hauer had such talent. Heroes, villains, he did it all, and with such subtlety. He is missed, one of the great actors. Too bad he spent so much of his career (successfully) rescueing B-movies, he could do so much more.
LEXX movie episode with Rutger Hauer
Floris V , Willem of Orange and Blade runner , made him the Flying Dutchman ,groeten uit Amsterdamned
THEY call them B movies. WE know they're the only A movies.
@@nihilistic7840 He made B movies entertaining to watch.
@@oracleofdelhi553
My first experience of him was in “The Hitcher”. Disturbing.
Beautiful work by all.
I love Rutger’s entire film career. These 3 people together are just perfect. Well done. Bravo. 👏👏👏
Màtê Pista
Never heard of the guy... but from everyone's comments, he sounds like he's had a good career. Will have to look him up when I get a chance.
@@deucedeuce1572 Did you ever find your way from beneath that rock you were living under?
A brilliant little gem! And what a pleasure to see Rutger Hauer once more. He's always very good. Congrats to all involved.
I've been a Rutger fan since "Nighthawks". He's a great actor with an awesome body of work. I saw his name on this and clicked. It was worth the watch :)
Me too , I clicked for Rutger Hauer and was not disappointed, excellent as always!
Always love seeing the brilliance of Rutger Hauer.
Great subject, our health, mortality and soul all wrapped into one. The “professor“ was very convincing, had me feeling bad for him.
It was so good to see Rutger again even if only for a short while,
this is one of the finest most well presented pieces on Dust yet, i was gripped by this & it left me wanting more, this has the basis for a full feature, everything was there in the right amounts from the acting to the graphics to the sound,
outstanding !
All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in the rain.
Very good. The story was concise and thought-provoking--like SF from 50 or 70 years ago. It asks questions (without actually asking them) that make us think about the limits of technology and our place in the universe. I miss stories like this.
The acting was, obviously, of high calibre.
The cinematography caught my attention, without taking me out of the story. I appreciate how it starts out with wider shots as we're introduced to the situation, and then slowly tightens in as the story becomes more personal--eventually being all close-ups of the 3 characters as they deal with the situation... only to pull back as the doctor returns to being clinical.
Kudos to all involved.
Rutger Hauer had a way with the timing of his delivery that worked every time. He could make a mediocre film look like gold just by being in it.
Perfect duration. There's a hell of a lot you can pack into a 12-minute sci-fi shortie.
Rutger...my beloved. I've loved him since I saw Ladyhawke all those years ago. Wept when he passed. It's wonderful to see him again.
Impressive: the story line, the actors, the setting, background, and production quality.. And in addition to good talent all around, Rutger Hauer. What a treat! I hope this story continues. ..
Rutger Hauer is the most sci fi cyberpunk person to ever exist.
How right, we are just a collection of memories, all too easily lost like tears in the rain.
I am so glad The subtitles said "Futuristic Suspenseful music" How would I have ever known?
As someone who’s last name is Richards, I am honored that he used that name for his character. I have many good memories of watching Rutger Hauer play both good guy and bad guy. I always preferred seeing him in heroic roles, and I believe this qualifies as one. I’d forgotten he had passed; thank you for giving us all one last chance to see an actor who I’ve always considered “A-list”.
God Rutger is such an underrated actor. He is phenomenal in everything sci-fi he touches. If you're not familiar with his work on the TV show Lexx, I suggest looking up clips he is amazing in his little time he did on that. Also I'm pretty sure as a kid one of my favorite movies was always split second.
My favorite Rutger Hauer film is, and always will be, Ladyhawk.
Aw yeah! Bog is the king of Pattern!
@@greenaum he's not sad that he's gonna die, he's sad cause he knows he can't have anymore pattern
He was amazing on LEXX. Such a brutal, creepy episode.
Ugh, I want more!!! It was so great seeing Rutger and I’ve always loved DeObia. Both amazing actors! I totally agree with what others asked, how did they talk these guys into doing this great short film?!?
For Rutger Hauer, I'm pretty sure that the discussion involved a Ouija board and a voodoo ritual.
@@Datan0de Or an AI model - that Ouija board of the digital era.
So good seeing Rutger Hauer making a movie. Great stuff, I really enjoy Dust's selections.
In 'Blade Runner' Rutger Hauer played a replicant, or human replica, who said these iconic lines that he wrote into the script himself:
"I've seen things you people would never believe.....All those moments will be lost...in time...like...tears in rain. Time to die."
How fitting he plays a doctor treating a clone who now fears to lose "all those moments".
Great film. Great actor. RIP Rutger.
This was a great short and you had the great privilege to work with Rutger. This is what sci fi is really all about not that star wars crap. 1000 thumbs up
I do believe this is the best sci-fi short I've ever seen, and I've seen a lot!! Outstanding acting, god story, convincing sets and excellent CGI🙌👍 Congratulations to the director and all involved in this magnificent production.👏
Great to see Rutger Haur again, doing what he does so well! Thank you so much for this DUST🙏
I have seen a lot of short and read a lot of short stories. at the risk of being a jerk, what was so great about this one? the idea has been done many times, we only get 3 actors and 1 set. I like Rutger, but this film was not exactly amazing for me.
@@itoibo4208 ...well, there you go risking things being jerky!!! 😱🤯🫠 Hope you're a happy jerk🤪..though I have this inexplicable feeling you're not. I feel a bit sorry for you🙄 that you're not able to see the genius in this gem of a short film, but I guess that's just the way it is with opinions, they are like a..holes ~ we all got ☝️ 😶🤫
@@mikedenmark ok
may be you were o drugs fella. A great % of these sci fi flicks are out dated somber; ominous; the ships are like WWII junk but can fly all over the Universe...(why not do like 60s movies that went minimalist with the ships and clothes? clothes are out dated; if there are aliens, they are gelatinous horrendous insects look a like; when show some kind of futuristic city is all junk; somber; low lighted and looks like an old factory from this era not from thousands of years after in other era and part of the Universe; or the cities and vibe are like those showed in the old Flas Gordon series; that was so dumb that there is no words. The technology is just minimal (but can have light speed ¿?) all look bad dirty poor lighting and somber; most look like decadents GI Joes; too much is based in the worst of this era; when there is a doctor; or scientist like in this case; well; like in the movie 12 monkeys...whoever can be one; most crews; or pilots or commanders are way too improvised and never will be that way; all seems like and look like an exodus; and a long etc. These directors cannot fly cannot dream; they make sci fi and cannot design a modern vessel; cannot dream with light and lightness; they only dream with somber and dark but even in these cases; the vessels out dated; the clothes out dated; the guns out dated; the reactions; too out dated; the scientists do not look like centered prepared persons; still think that all is based in wars or fights; what do we know about possible aliens? why to put Human feelings and actions? Yes; these directors cannot dream only copy sci fi like Alien the movie; or Blade runner or Star trek or similar.
In "The Hitcher", Rutger Hauer brought me the most terrifying movie monster in my experience. In "Blade Runner", he brought me Roy Batty, the artifact more human than most humans.
Exacly
He can *really* do 'sinister' so powerfully, even just silent / still, just with his eyes........Yikes! '@_@'
Rutger is excellent in The Escape from Sobibor as well!
@@greyhoundfriend123 Yeah, even in more schlocky B-Movie fare like *The Salute of the Jugger* (1989) (called 'The Blood of Heroes' in some territories, or so I've heard) he really strikes a powerful, deft presence in what overall is a pretty silly / hard-to-make-work role (He plays an nomadic, post-apocalyptic Mad Max-y sports-hero fella....Where the 'ball' is a dogs head) '😄'
- Also the only other place I've seen 'Josie Packard' from the original Twin Peaks, in another role as his partner (if memory serves)
Fun movie tho, if you like B-Movies 👍
@@greyhoundfriend123 I actually have that on DVD. lol
I miss Rutger and his talent. This short is very well done.
I could go on about the superb acting all around, the direction and the philosophical nature of the story, but I'll just say: Nothing but class!
While i agree with everyone else that it was great to see RH again, his superbly done, steady performance was not the only star in this sky... DeObia Oparei delivered a tremendously well performed and powerful character that tugged at the heart and soul remarkably hard in such a short presentation. I hope we can see more of DeObia in future productions that can showcase his talents as well.
I first saw Rutger in Split Second back in '93 . I still love that movie .
Rutger Hauer and Dust - perfect.
What a great actor he was. Whenever he's delivering some heavy lines I'm just fixed on the screen in total emersion. Brilliant.
Also I just watched this in bed and now I'm scared to fall asleep incase he's right. 😆
Totally awesome. There could have been more to this, but they used 25% of the time to do introductory credits at the start, which is a bummer. Either way it was great and Rutger has always been one of my favorite actors especially in SciFi like this!
Fascinating, and very scary. Rutger Hauer, what an actor. Who can forget his final, touching lines in Bladerunner. Class actor, sadly missed.
Rutger, I shall miss thee, the soul of science fiction at your heart, the gleen of future's drama in your soul.
'Our' great but late moviestar Rutger Hauer is unforgettable!🙂❤💋
There's a thing called patient consent and preparation but I guess this area of space doesn't fall under that jurisdiction. :)
I was expecting Hauer to start singing about "Pattern".
the legend Rutger hauer was the only reason why I clicked this one,,, what a man he gives life to the movie
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Rest In Peace, Mr. Hauer.
Thank you for the good moments.
Time to die… 😔
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WOW! That was really good and having Rutger Hauer playing in it just took it to a whole other level.
This is similar to an old episode of the Twilight Zone or Outer Limits. They had invented teleportation. What they didnt realize was it digitized you and created an exact copy (including all memories) at the other end as opposed to actually transporting you. By the time you realize what's really happening it's too late.
Evil magician?
And how could you ever know the difference?
@@edbouhl3100 Well the newly created copy would never know. But the creators of the technology would either know or, in the case of the episode I'm thinking of, they would figure it out and then have to wrestle with the ethics. In a different OL episode on this subject, an insider misuses the tech to create a copy of his wife after she gets badly injured and ends up in a deep coma. Surprise, she recovers and now there are two. What to do. I think that episode was called Think Like a Dinosaur.
So great to see Rutger Hauer who was criminally underrated by Hollywood , Nothing new though sadly ,,great to see him still with a glint in his eye,,,,rest in power sir ,
RIP Rutger, I enjoyed all your movies, thank you.
This needs to become a hit movie. The graphics, acting, directing all of it was so well brought together I loved this! Definitely a favorite!
Mr Rutger Hauer, my man♡
R. I. P. Rutger Hauer glad to see one more part you played.
I love these shorts, they actually give more meaning than the large 2 hour films.
awesome story and film making, the characters are reliable and, of course, the great Rutger Hauer as a special spice in the recipe! well done!
The last…of the great Rutger Hauer…if….we could only…..have cloned……………..him! 😔
Great acting by all three cast members. Rutger added to the talent. Great story but you know what? I would have liked to see how the clone reacted once woken up. To the writer and director as well ++
The man. He was such a great actor.
“I've seen things you people wouldn't believe,” Roy says. “Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain."
It’s kinda odd that he waited until the day of surgery to ask the important questions 🤨
With the whole shut him down thing and the brain tumor maybe its not the first time theyve done this. Maybe the tumor is the cause of his absurdly high iq. So it has to be copied to his clone and the clone like the original body doesnt last long. Also theres no way they let someone with over 400iq to die even if it means doing this. Unethical sure but the advances hes making in his field are certainly unmatched.
right?
The concept behind this short is very intriguing and really deserves to be told in a full length production. These "shorts" are more like a movie trailer where you get just enough to get you hooked. Then unfortunately, "that's all folks"!
I was thinking that same thing..this was too good to just be a short...This is a great vehicle for exploring the notion of our being and consciousness .
@@chuckthebull One thing that I would have liked to know was whether or not the clone was alive but I'm thinking that it is/was. I suppose it's brain could be controlling all of it's body functions still but without a soul or like the Doctor said, "we're all memories professor,, that's our soul". So one could say that our body is just a vessel for our soul. But Mr. Freeman is questioning the fact that would it still be me if my soul was put into a different body. At least Mr. Freeman had an exact copy of himself rather than some other body LOL This is what I mean, I need more information :)
It's so nice you got Rutgers clone playing.
Rutger passed 19 July 2019. A natural villain, if not the best. This was a thought provoking short. Thanks for sharing.
you sell him so short! Roy Batty was no villain. Many of his characters weren't. At the very least, most were too complex to be contained in such a narrow category.
That was his genius. Playing flawed, quirky, but ultimately lovable characters who often did bad things... for reasons. Don't hate the player, hate the game!
The good ones always make me cry. Rutgwer Hauer merely showed-up, Mr. Freeman killed it.
So deep on many levels. Fantastic short.
_Bladerunner,_ _The Hitcher,_ _Sin City,_ to name but a few, all elevated by the presence of Rutger.
Even the low budget films would likely have never come to light, if it hadn't been for his consummate acting skill.
This, however, wasn't just him alone holding the film together.
Three superb actors giving stunning performances made this a compelling watch.
Kudos to everyone, not just the cast, involved in bringing this to the screen and RIP Mr Hauer!
Thanks for uploading.
Have you seen "The Hitcher", "Split Second", or "Blind Fury"? Those are my favorite RH low budget movies.
@@dougwhiddon8227
Yeah and mentioned the Hitcher in my comment.
C'mon, Doug, stop daydreaming! 😂
Rutger Hauer, who passed away 2019, was always a brillant actor and a nice Person.
Like wine that gets even better as it ages, still a good actor he pulls you in ,the writers and film crew, I know my opinions don't count but boy that was good, from jump start wow 10 10 10 💯💯💯✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️
Thank you for this little film, and for the chance to see Rutger Hauer one more time.
Hello👋
This reminded me a little of Eating Pattern on Lexx. Another great performance by the incomparable Rutger Hauer
Hey, with RUTGER HAUER....!!!
THAT IS A VERY GOOD DUTCH (! I am a DUTCH man too!) ACTOR!!!
Nice to see HIM back, it was a long time ago that I have seen HIM acting!!!
And these short movie is of course very good, in all aspects!!!
Mijn compliments for the whole crew!!!
I'm no genius but if someone wants to copy my memories and make at least a version of me immortal I'm all for it... with a little editing.
Remove the memories of high school dances.
I would like to see more of this one :) VERY well on the acting, and good stars already (Rutger). Thank you so very much for this video.
Rutger Hauer was one of a kind. A lot of his characters appeared to display cerebral damage of some kind or other.
Nice music & I know the DP hes 1 of the nicest most chilled crew members I've ever had the pleasure of working with
Rutger delivered the last and best line again, miss him. This was good, especially the actor in the chair. The techno-babble bit "taking down the mainframe" etc was a bit meh, but overall great.
Oh.fiction science.nunca nos faltes.sueña el hombre.y sale d su letargo.gracias.
Rutger nice to see him again u had to make this before 2019 before he pass away
Blade Runner ( The original, NOT the "Directors Cut") is my all time favourite movie, and actor, hands down, the BEST. I gotta say, that I don't feel so bad when I look in the mirror now.
Rutger is such a dude- Best Dust video ever!
How many times has this same philosphical question been raised in sci-fi stories about transporters?
Excellent short move. Makes me think what are doctors accually doing today? By any chance is there a sequel?
All those memories ... those precious moments ... gone forever. Like ... tears in the rain.
Feel sorry for the poor patient loss of his life but hopefully he will live on into the future 🙏
Wish this could be made into a full film. Thanx.
you'd think he would have considered these ethical dilemnas before signing up for brain transfer surgery tbh
So... the guy was the clone and his mind was being downloaded back to the "real him"... but he could not be told that and had to be killed in the process. Creative and well acted, great!
The best punishment I can think of is erasing someone's memories. Take away recollections of their children growing up, their own happy memories of their life,..everything.
Sou apaixonado por ficção, sou apaixonado por esse canal Dust, poderiam fazer um filme e o tema desse vídeo é muito pertinente para os dias atuais, inclusive por conta do avanço tecnológico que vivenciamos. A transferência de memórias para um clone é para mim plausível, não hoje mas no futuro.
Sensacional! Muitas saudades de Rutger Hauer. Este curta não aparece no perfil dele no UMDB.
I love Rutger Hauer's work and I watched this because I saw his name, but what a great short. The patient begging for his life was really engaging, great performance. The space station with bits missing teases an interesting history we'll never know. Loved it.
Rutger Hauer is an absolute Legend. The Hitcher, Blade Runner, Hobo With a Shotgun, and sum other stuff...
I was thinking shouldn't Mr. Freeman's proper title be Doctor, and be addressed as Dr. Freeman? A Physics Professor would have a PhD.
Rutger probably thinks of "doctor" as a job description (his own and his colleagues'), and if Freeman has earned the title "professor", it's perfectly appropriate to use it, especially if it avoids confusion.
In the Navy, a Marine Corps captain riding on a ship will often be called "major" by the crew, as Navy tradition says there's only one captain on a ship.
Thank you. It was great to see a fine actor like Rutger hauer again. Or was that his clone?
Thank you, Dust, for making "Clones" (and thus the great Rutger Hauer) available here!! ❤️
Rutger Hauer wow just love it, a scent of Blade Runner
This was Awesome!!