Shekhar Natarajan

Absolutely.

So my question to all the three of you is, there's a lot of sublimality in the movie that we had put in.

There was a lot of intentionality in terms of how we constructed the movie.

If you look at the guy and the girl, they're dressed well.

So they had freedom of choice in the way they had decorated things.

There's pictures of them in the hallway about all the memorable moments they had in life.

and they're happy and all that stuff.

And the guy who shows up from the state is dressed in dark and black.

Right?

So like algorithms turning dark, right?

And so, and then when you look at the girl, when she moves on, she's in yellow, she's moved on.

And the guy has a painless death, utopian.

So my question to all of you is,

Is the dystopia much more scarier than the utopia that you're seeing or the vice versa?

Can we just have some definitions in terms of what, when you're talking about utopia and dystopia?

Yeah.

So the algorithms, like, you know, if you look at the perfect, like the guy is wearing a white suit.

That's purity.

Utopian, the perfect world.

Everyone is cloned the same way.