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Gattaca

Poster for Gattaca featuring three horizontal panels. The top panel shows a man in a dark suit looking off to the side, while the bottom panel shows a woman in profile in a similar futuristic setting. The center panel displays the title “Gattaca” over a split image combining a microscopic cell and the planet Saturn, symbolizing the intersection of genetics and space exploration. The tagline, “There is no gene for the human spirit,” appears beneath the images, emphasizing the film’s themes of genetic determinism, perseverance, and human potential.

Director: Andrew Niccol

Lead Actors: Ethan Hawke, Jude Law, Uma Thurman

Release Year: 1997

IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0119177

Podcast Episode: Episode 117: Is it Nature or Nurture that Gets You into Space? Gattaca (1997) with Alan Whitehead

Psychology Concepts: adolescent development, aggression, anger, attitudes, belief, childhood trauma, chronic illness, Cognitive Psychology, death, Developmental Psychology, discrimination, emotions, family dynamics, group behavior, Health Psychology, implicit bias, Industrial-Organizational Psychology, job satisfaction, leadership, lifespan development, Memory, morality, nature vs. nurture, organizational behavior, Personality Psychology, persuasion, prejudice, relationships, self determination theory, self-concept, self-discovery, social influence, Social Psychology, stereotypes, the self

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