Gattaca Set in the future, when some lucky people are created in test tubes, while the schmucks get conceived the normal way. Our hero is a natural person with high dreams - he wants to be an astronaut, but his genetic origins condemn him to a life of menial labour. So he makes a plan - and assumes the identity of a cripple 'Valid'. Things go fine until our heroine discovers his secret, and then there is a murder... 106 minutes, Parental Guidance under 13. Thriller, Drama. You can usually find additional (copyrighted) pictures, trailers, etc, on the Official Site. Where's it showing?

The Moviesite Fan Club comments

Neil Thompson: Pretty dull movie. Goes nowhere. Hannelie Appelgryn: Plays havoc with your mind....... Robin van den Heever: Brilliant Sci Fi Movie. Rang lots of warning bells. Robert Haynes: Interesting, yet cerebral film noir. Not for the skop skiet & donder Starship Troopers crowd. This is a cautionary tale that relies heavily on the subtlety of the performances to carry it through. Hawke is good, for once, Thurman is good as always and Alan Arkin makes a surprising cameo. If you're looking for Independence Day 2 then miss it, if you're looking for a science fiction film of a more introspective nature then give this one a go... INTERESTING STUFF !!! Bruce Humphrey: Sci-Fi/drama/suspense where genetic engineering counts for everything. The is a blood-hound "Columbo" detective on the prowl where the slightest trace of you or a blood test can give you away. Thought provoking.