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\u201cHuman Race explores some of humanity\u2019s most pressing questions throughout history. What makes us who we are? And why are we the way we are? It isn\u2019t, however, a traditional science movie. The film offers an intimate, unflinching portrait of maverick scientist Eske Willerslev, adding depth to the broader scientific context and profound insights to our understanding of who we are.\u201d<\/span>
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In a relentless attempt to build the largest library of the genetic blueprint of humanity, maverick professor gets swirled into the tangle his work creates.<\/span><\/p>\n

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‘Human Race’ follows renowned professor Eske Willerslev and his team of scientists on a groundbreaking mission to map the genetic blueprint of 5,000 ancient humans. As they uncover new insights into human DNA, they confront unsettling questions: What makes us who we are? Through the lens of filmmaker Simon Lec, this real-life documentary explores Willerslev\u2019s personal and professional journey, highlighting his battle with belonging, ‘fitting in’, and his goal of making his mark on human history. The film delves into the ethical, political, and existential challenges of redefining what it means to be human.<\/span><\/p>\n

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‘Written and directed by Simon Lec<\/span>
\nProduced by Jacob Levin Krogh<\/span>
\nDirector of Photography Benjamin Kirk, DFF<\/span>
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