In Bong Joon Ho's upcoming film 'Mickey 17', based on Ashton Edward's novel, he introduces a fresh take on sci-fi by exploring the concept of human printing. Unlike cloning, which has not captivated him, human printing intrigues Bong due to its intricate blend of organic material recycling and 3D printing technology. He sees this notion as a commentary on social inequality and humorously critiques how society devalues human life. The director's insights from his podcast interview reveal that these themes are crucial in shaping his narrative vision.
Bong Joon Ho's unique interpretation of sci-fi in 'Mickey 17' explores human printing, emphasizing themes of emotional value and societal issues regarding humanity's devaluation.
Bong's immediate attraction to the novel arose from its exploration of human printing and colonization, viewing them through a lens of class politics and humor.
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