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Children of Men - Advertising from the Future

An amazing set of clips that were produced as part of the bleak masterpiece Children of Men. The clips were produced by the Foreign Office (http://www.foreignoffice.com/).

Duration : 0:2:16


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25 Responses to “Children of Men - Advertising from the Future”

  1. Nice try. Keep it …
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  2. hold on, we’re …
    hold on, we’re almost there

  3. No The Awnser is …
    No The Awnser is mainly Key, They need to test her with a normal infertile woman, to understand what it is that makes her different

  4. dontfeedthebirds3 on July 27th, 2009 at 4:22 pm

    movie was really …
    movie was really good

  5. This movie was …
    This movie was brilliant. The makers went into so much detail with the advertising, mixing current technology with sci-fi like innovations and making the England feel depressing all the time.

  6. This would be a …
    This would be a Dystopia.

  7. Wow, these are …
    Wow, these are amazing! Thanks a lot for posting them :D

  8. I never got how one …
    I never got how one child meant the solution to infertility. Surely they would need another child to be born (a boy), so that the future of humanity could be ured.

  9. I thought the …
    I thought the police with NFL helmets was funny.

  10. NWO?

    Geez, it …
    NWO?

    Geez, it seems more and more people are talking about it.

  11. TheBackOfTheBoat on July 27th, 2009 at 4:22 pm

    yeah soylent green …
    yeah soylent green depressed the out of me. there is a TAD bit of hope in that movie, but not much. with children of men, the ending kind of implies that the infertility crisis was solved and things got better, so it’s more hopeful.

    The tv movie Threads is probably the most depressing, hopeless prediction of the future I’ve ever seen. Either that or clockwork orange.

  12. I wonder if Youtube …
    I wonder if Youtube exists? And everyone who uses it watches just to see videos of babies kittens and puppies… A lot of users are already doing that when there are too many of them now. Immagine this scenario.

  13. You consider THAT …
    You consider THAT utopia?? hahah…well then you will enjoy the coming years and the NWO. wow

  14. I wouldn’t mind …
    I wouldn’t mind living in a utopia.

  15. Terrifying and …
    Terrifying and stunning all at once. Thank you SO much for posting.

  16. this movie …
    this movie depressed the outta.

    this movie was ravishing.

  17. An excellent vision …
    An excellent vision of the future and what we will become if POLITICAL APATHY/CORRUPTION prevails…

    Many thanks for posting

  18. The makers of this …
    The makers of this film went into so much detail. Even the idea that the adverts in the background would be base on animal clothing., Due to the fact the adults no longer have children to love and care for. Shame it never 1 the oscar.

  19. A picture of how …
    A picture of how Britain should be.

  20. Glanzlichtersturm on July 27th, 2009 at 4:22 pm

    Only “Soylant Green …
    Only “Soylant Green” creates a more crushing scenario (that is also nearer to reality).

  21. such detail in this …
    such detail in this movie. it’s so immersive and convincing.

  22. ToiletsInJapan on July 27th, 2009 at 4:22 pm

    King Crimson - In …
    King Crimson - In the court of the Crimson King (1969).
    Great song, isn’t it?

  23. ZemplinTemplar on July 27th, 2009 at 4:22 pm

    :-P How much …
    :-P How much ironically dystopic can you get… :-)

  24. What song is this?
    What song is this?

  25. lol . no censorship …
    lol . no censorship needed on tv ;)

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