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The documentary 'Genetic Me' examines the influence of genetics on human behavior and personality. It follows Danish journalist and neurobiologist Lone Frank as she investigates her own genetic map and family history to understand how much of her life is predetermined by her genes.
Through her personal narrative, Frank raises questions about the existence of a 'criminal gene' and the wider effects of genetic determinism. The film presents a blend of personal exploration and scientific inquiry, inviting viewers to consider the complex relationship between genetics and identity.
Why Watch
- •Meet Lone Frank and her unique perspective on genetics.
- •Find out how genetics may shape personality traits.
- •See the impact of family history on individual identity.
Did You Know
•Lone Frank is a Danish journalist and neurobiologist featured in the film.
•The film runs for 56 minutes and was released in 2014.
•It questions the idea of a 'criminal gene' and its implications.
Perfect For
Genetics enthusiastsPsychology studentsDocumentary lovers