Die Gen-Köche - Biohacker und die genetische Revolution
| 导演： | Alexander Schlichter / Sascha Karberg |
| 编剧： | Alexander Schlichter / Sascha Karberg |
| 主演： | Sascha Karberg Alexander Schlichter |
| 制片国家/地区： | 德国 |
| 类型： | 纪录片 |
| 语言： | 德语 |
| 年代： | 2013 |
| 上映： | 2013-05-07 |
| 季数： | 1 |
| 集数： | 1 |
| 片长： | 60分钟 |
| 豆瓣评分： | 0 |
| IMDB： | 0 |
| 影伴评分： | 0 |
剧情简介
An amazing insight into the do-it-yourself world of biohacking, where everyone becomes a gene scientist - with entertaining and possibly dangerous consequences.
An entertaining scientific road movie which whisks the viewer away into the world of biohacking, illuminating the positive, revolutionary side as well as the ominous, dangerous side of biohacking. The filmmakers chart ... (展开全部)
An amazing insight into the do-it-yourself world of biohacking, where everyone becomes a gene scientist - with entertaining and possibly dangerous consequences.
An entertaining scientific road movie which whisks the viewer away into the world of biohacking, illuminating the positive, revolutionary side as well as the ominous, dangerous side of biohacking. The filmmakers chart the evolution of the biohacking scene from its beginnings in the USA to its ties with industrial synthetic biology. The filmmakers learn the ropes from real US biohackers, and set up their own kitchen lab - in the back of an old van - to examine their own genetic information. They use a genetic fingerprint to incriminate the neighbor's dog for doing his business on the doorstep every day. But it soon becomes clear their home-brew experiments can pose a very real danger, as well. They try to get access to potentially dangerous gene material and visit a US biohacker suspected of bioterrorism by the FBI. And they ask a German virus researcher who constructed a polio-causing virus how dangerous biohacking really is - or whether the do-it-yourself life forms are just harmless scientific fun.
Produced by Werwiewas Medienproduktion, in co-production with BR, Telepool
An amazing insight into the do-it-yourself world of biohacking, where everyone becomes a gene scientist - with entertaining and possibly dangerous consequences.
An entertaining scientific road movie which whisks the viewer away into the world of biohacking, illuminating the positive, revolutionary side as well as the ominous, dangerous side of biohacking. The filmmakers chart ... (展开全部)
An amazing insight into the do-it-yourself world of biohacking, where everyone becomes a gene scientist - with entertaining and possibly dangerous consequences.
An entertaining scientific road movie which whisks the viewer away into the world of biohacking, illuminating the positive, revolutionary side as well as the ominous, dangerous side of biohacking. The filmmakers chart the evolution of the biohacking scene from its beginnings in the USA to its ties with industrial synthetic biology. The filmmakers learn the ropes from real US biohackers, and set up their own kitchen lab - in the back of an old van - to examine their own genetic information. They use a genetic fingerprint to incriminate the neighbor's dog for doing his business on the doorstep every day. But it soon becomes clear their home-brew experiments can pose a very real danger, as well. They try to get access to potentially dangerous gene material and visit a US biohacker suspected of bioterrorism by the FBI. And they ask a German virus researcher who constructed a polio-causing virus how dangerous biohacking really is - or whether the do-it-yourself life forms are just harmless scientific fun.
Produced by Werwiewas Medienproduktion, in co-production with BR, Telepool
