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SUMMARY:The 6th Day (M) PRESENTED IN 35MM FILM
LOCATION:The Revival House Perth
DESCRIPTION:The 6th Day (M\, 2000) Presented in 35mm Film by The Revival H
 ouse Perth In a near-future where human cloning has become illegal but tec
 hnologically routine\, helicopter pilot Adam Gibson (Arnold Schwarzenegger
 ) returns home from work to discover an unthinkable horror: he's been repl
 aced by an exact clone of himself\, complete with his memories\, his famil
 y\, and his entire life. Hunted by the powerful biotech corporation respon
 sible for creating his double\, Adam must evade assassins while uncovering
  the truth behind a vast illegal cloning conspiracy that threatens to unra
 vel the very definition of human identity. As Adam confronts his own dupli
 cate and the shadowy corporate forces protecting the operation\, he's forc
 ed to grapple with unsettling questions about selfhood\, mortality\, and w
 hat truly makes a person who they are\, all while fighting for his life an
 d his family's safety. Director Roger Spottiswoode delivers a slick\, effe
 cts-driven action thriller that uses its science fiction premise to explor
 e genuine ethical anxieties about cloning technology and identity. Arnold 
 Schwarzenegger brings his trademark physicality to a role complicated by g
 enuine philosophical stakes\, playing opposite an equally formidable versi
 on of himself as the story's central conceit unfolds. The film's near-futu
 re production design imagines a world where advanced technology has outpac
 ed legal and ethical frameworks\, grounding its action sequences in a plau
 sible vision of technological overreach. Blending brisk action set pieces 
 with earnest speculation about the moral implications of human replication
 \, The 6th Day taps into anxieties about biotechnology that felt particula
 rly timely upon release\, wrapping substantive ideas about identity and mo
 rtality within an accessible\, crowd-pleasing action framework. Original f
 ormat and audio experience of this film faithfully reproduced by The Reviv
 al House. Presented in 35mm film unless noted otherwise. When: Wednesday\,
  September 23rd at 7:20PM Where: The Revival House at the Como Theatre Rat
 ing: M (Low level violence\, Low level coarse language)\n\nBoletos: https:
 //tickets.oztix.com.au/outlet/event/af8ca70d-53ae-496d-8f85-25d0d38d28db
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