This is a medical film. And depressing in the way that other films show when they confront the idea of your death (and a calendar to it, such as passengers). One import an idea around is "who are you?" are you your possessions?..or are your memories?. The first idea is when he is preparing for his real dead, giving away his material possessions, and the other when in the future, feels that he is isolated only with his memories. He doesn't belong to the future and is introverted with the "memory glasses". But this idea isn't new. Today we have older people that feels the same. They feel that their time has gone, and are isolated with this memories, an feel they don't belong to the new age. They show that aging is getting tired (Psychologically). Something incredible when you are Young and plenty of life, but this shows in many old people. They have lost their energy, and are tired of living. So, the idea of being immortal...wouldn't be even more tiresome?
excuses for my English.!
excuses for my English.!