Raised by Wolves Chinese translation: Alien catastrophe. After watching the play, I found that the original English name is closer to the core and main line of the play, but if I think it is literally translated as "cubs raised by wolves", it does not reflect the grand scenes of the drama's sci-fi. In contrast, Alien Cataclysm, a typical sci-fi film title, is also close to the plot.
The background setting is that after atheists and theists fight the destruction of the earth in the future, the theists board the ark and start interstellar wandering. The two androids boarded the Kepler 22b star with embryos, gave birth to life, and raised these children in accordance with the instructions of the atheistic creator of the androids, and taught them, the purpose is to hope that they will build a new civilization, an atheistic science-first civilization. Some familiar shadows, "The Handmaid's Tale", "The Golden Compass" in the Church, "Westworld" about androids, and so on.
There are discussions on religion, artificial humans, war, education, etc. There are no particularly amazing sci-fi special effects (of course, the whole drama is actually a sci-fi special effect), the plot is not a simple cool movie, interspersed with some thoughts and thoughts, The plot is still relatively smooth, and the current layout is still relatively good, looking forward to the subsequent development of the story.
A little touched by the love of AI.
At the end, many of the plots in the play are closed. The origin of the spirit caller and the purpose of the support behavior allude to the origin of religion, and can be regarded as a rational explanation for religion.
However, in the play, there is always ridicule for humans (let's say so), and for atheists and theists, it may be the so-called human nature recognized by the world that is neutral.
I thought before that, just like the Creator's call to AI, religion may be the call of high-level creatures to humans. After all, the voice of God heard by believers cannot be refuted or self-proven, and rational explanation seems to be more reassuring.
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