Eva Wang

This documentary started from a fairy-tale-like story of how three boys living within 100 miles found they are triplets when they were 19. It went out dark later and revealed that this is a deliberate arrangement and part of the psychological experiment to see if nature or nurture could shape people into how they are like today. I like the way the documentary presents or unfolds the story - it doesn't judge if it is right or wrong to have this experiment (obviously from now we know it is undoubtedly ethically wrong). people or the one who carried this may not realise this experiment has a severely negatively consequences until many years later. I guess throwing back to 60-80s people dont have that strong awareness to the human right/individual right comparing to now. So this movie also raised the awareness or rang the bell that individual right should be respected. People are unique and precious and shouldn't be played.

I like the storyline, it is an interesting interpretation on a well-worn concept. but it is somehow predictable if you watch other sci-fi or dystopian movie, so in this sense it lacks some surprises. while it is good in terms of cinematography and techniques used given limited budgets.