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The Memory Keeper's Daughter
2008 · Film · 90 min
Directed by Mick Jackson
During a blizzard in 1964, Dr. David Henry delivers his son Paul with the help of nurse Caroline. But when Henry realizes his wife is also carrying a girl with Down syndrome, he hands the second child over to Caroline without his wife's knowledge. Henry's fateful decision yields grave consequences for his family over the next 20 years.
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They can't sue imagination or a traversal through concept embedding space. "Space Vampires Attack" is one of a limitless number of ideas, and I'm sure LLMs can do even better -
"The Time-Traveling Samurai" "Ninja Apocalypse in Space" "Gothic Steampunk Symphony" "Robot Uprising in Atlantis" "Alien Invasion on the Old West" "Kaiju Battle Royale in New York City" "Post-Apocalyptic Circus Freaks" "Surrealist Noir Dreamscape" "Zombie Pirates of the Caribbean" "Cyberpunk Fairytale Revolution"
Or for the adults,
"The Luminous Sea" "The Silent Symphony of Falling Leaves" "Neon Dreams in a Concrete Jungle" "The Fragile Beauty of Impermanence" "The Memory Keeper's Daughter" "The Gossamer Thread of Time" "The Solitude of the Last City" "The Haunting Melancholy of Longing" "The Weight of the Atlas Moth" "The Mosaic of Broken Colors"
(Thanks, ChatGPT. I would be intrigued by many of these. You're a good Bing.)
Kids are going to go wild with this tech. And after several years of experience, they'll get good. They'll grow up more experienced and with broader and deeper talents that Scorsese (who only made 20 films!)