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BFI Sci-Fi - Silent Running
A lesson plan to work with the 1970s classic Silent Running as stimulus for KS5 Religious Studies students.
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Film Details
Year
1972
Duration
86 minutes
Genres
Drama, Science Fiction and Fantasy
Language
English
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
In a film that is now scarily prescient, Bruce Dern is the caretaker of a space-station greenhouse sent into orbit in the early 21st century after Earth has been denuded of all foliage. Dern, a plant-loving hippie, is ordered to destroy the greenhouses and return to Earth. He disobeys, kills his human mates and makes do with the company of two robots. Afloat on his Garden of Eden, Dern hopes to create a second chance for mankind. Visually stunning.
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This film contains mild bad language, violence, injury.
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