Thanks for the compliments, Just  for the record,however, THE GOLDEN MAN is my original film.If you look at the generic at the end, it says: "Adapted from Philip K. Dick". So  I adapted it visually (with modifications) from Philip K Dick's story, but it is my film. Also, I didn't narrate anything in that movie; there is only dialogues.


My latest movie THE GOLDEN MAN, and a few others: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIl1EqVCKitZzLqaNnLK0BA

To be honest I had no idea it was an original film.Your narration was really nice though.and it was expertly done with the eating scene.That was cool.

Hi jesusisgod888777,

Philip K. Dick wrote that story in 1954, not me. At the time, there was a big fear of nuclear attacks and radation-induced mutants.
 
Chris, the mutant in that story, wasn't some kind of Superman stereotyppe  like the eugenics-oriented crowd wanted him to be. Dick took a more realistic approach. Chris had some supernatural powers like precognition and the ability to dodge bullets by flying. He was attractive to women also, but he was heartless. He attracted women only to use them. Even Anita, Baines girlfriend, knowing Chris had no intellect, was nevertheless attracted to him because he was beautiful.  But Chris couldn't even talk. He was like an animal, living only by instinct. He was an unknown entity and that is why he was deemed dangerous and unwanted.

That story took a frightful turn at the end when Baines thought maybe that kind of creature would inherit the earth.


My latest movie THE GOLDEN MAN, and a few others: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIl1EqVCKitZzLqaNnLK0BA

And I'd like to add,if I may need out because Ive always been interested in the mutant stuff, I wanted to ask whether or not if this is going to be a series is the concept that humans have the right to live only, because their alive a concept that is pointed out, because I think it'd be a cool idea if you included the mutant perspective as from what I can tell in terms of the plot, and from the mutant genre the concept of race subjection,is always a human issue rather than a objective of the mutants and is really confusing to me why human beings are depicted to be so hysterical.

Based on your theme or narrative

The thing that really stood out to me was,the concept that humans were so focused on mutants in a negative way that they didn't allow for any perception of them that was positive.That seemed realistic.When you came up with that concept,ai'm sure you considered a lot of the psychological nature of people who fear something, especially beings with powers that give those beings control over the circumstances they are involved in,probably the reason they are hated.With your view of the goverment agencies that sought them out to do harm to them, what particularly do you think motivates such prejudice?

Cool me too.

Sure. Mutants. It’s a subject or theme that fascinates me.



My latest movie THE GOLDEN MAN, and a few others: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIl1EqVCKitZzLqaNnLK0BA

Sure. Mutants. It’s a subject or theme that fascinates me.



My latest movie THE GOLDEN MAN, and a few others: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIl1EqVCKitZzLqaNnLK0BA

I want to enquire about this concept and explore it.

My curiosity, is based on a few things.would you mind discussing you film theme?