Chronique du cinéma 4 : Pauvres créatures - la transformation humaine

Canadian Journal of Bioethics / Revue canadienne de bioéthique 7 (2-3):195-197 (2024)
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Analysis of the film Poor Things by director Yorgos Lanthimos. A pregnant woman, Bella, throws herself off a bridge to kill herself. A mad doctor retrieves the corpse and replaces the mother’s brain with that of the foetus she is carrying. In an adult body, we see a child developing through the ages to maturity. Bella learns about social behaviour, sexuality and freedom of thought by exploring the world and reading. In turn, she becomes a doctor, carrying out transformations on the bodies of living beings, both animal and human. The film inspires a number of philosophical and ethical reflections and illustrates female emancipation.

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