Life of Tulip (1960)
ジャンル : ドキュメンタリー
上映時間 : 11分
演出 : František Škapa
脚本 : Jaroslav Novotný
シノプシス
Short film by Frantisek Skapa.
巨大な宇宙貨物船に侵入した一匹の異星生物の恐怖。地球への帰途についていた宇宙貨物船ノストロモ号は、謎の救難信号を受けて未知の惑星に降り立つ。そこには異星人の船があり、船内には無数の奇怪な卵が存在していた。卵から飛び出した奇妙な生物が顔に貼り付いた航宙士ケインを回収し、ノストロモ号は再び航海につくが、彼の体内にはすでに異星生物の幼体が産みつけられていたのだ。ケインの腹を突き破り姿を現したエイリアンは脱皮を繰り返し巨大に成長、一人また一人と乗組員を血祭りにあげていく……。
An educational film featuring characters from "Dragon Ball". Roshi and Krillin are on their way to Bulma's birthday party, and they see a boy run into the street, nearly getting run over. Launch, as a traffic officer, teaches him about traffic safety. Meanwhile, Goku, who is also on his way to Bulma's party, gets a traffic lesson of his own from Suno after running through traffic to see her.
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慢性疲労症候群。博士課程の途中でこの病に倒れた女性が、自らの姿にカメラを向け、重篤ながら"怠け"と誤解されがちな疾患の理解を呼びかけるドキュメンタリー。
ゲノム編集技術の新時代を切り開いたCRISPR。それは、世紀の大発見か、それとも倫理的に許されざるものなのか。ゲノム編集研究の最前線を追うドキュメンタリー。
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