Sunshine is a film with all its conventional
possibilities of a closed plot in which the scenes tend to give a sense of
completeness to the narrative. Somewhat surprisingly, however, the conventional
ending of the film is haunting but optimistic. The science fictional and
apocalyptic motifs of the film show us how every character achieves quieter
maturity towards the end of the narrative. The human sacrificial theme is
iterated periodically, and the confrontation of scientific and religious standpoints
reveals the triumph of the scientific endeavor that is impossible without human
interference. The symbolic scene of the ending that connects the
character's later nightmare to the beauty and the peacefulness of state of his
mind now intensifies the necessity of the Sun's existence for the survival of
humanity. The final moment of the character revelation coincides with his
message that is reviewed by his wife on Earth and is not with any sense of
ambiguity and bizarreness. Review By Morad Sadeghi
Wednesday, 11 February 2015
Sunshine
Sunshine (2007, Danny Boyle)
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