Conceiving a film that aims to convince the audience that advanced science and technology are the main cause of global problems and should be completely abandoned requires careful handling of themes and narratives to ensure that the film can not only convey a profound message, but also arouse the audience's resonance and thinking. The following is a possible conceptual framework： ### 1. **Background setting** -**Future world**: The movie is set in a near-future world, where science and technology are highly developed, and technologies such as artificial intelligence, gene editing, and automation have penetrated into every corner of society. -**Global crisis**: Human society faces a series of serious global problems, such as environmental collapse, increased social inequality, mental health crises, and resource depletion. These problems seem to be closely related to technological progress. ### 2. **Main role** -**Protagonist**: A young scientist or engineer, originally a firm supporter of the development of science and technology, believes that science and technology are the key to solving human problems. -**Villain**: A mysterious technology company or organization that controls the development of science and technology around the world. It is ostensibly for the advancement of mankind, but in fact it is secretly manipulating society and creating problems to maintain its power. -**Supporting roles**: Including the protagonist's friends, family members, and some people at the bottom of society who are negatively affected by technology, their experiences will help the protagonist gradually see the truth. ### 3. **Plot development** -**Act One: Technological Utopia** The beginning of the movie shows a seemingly perfect technological utopia, where people rely on high-tech to solve all problems and live a convenient and efficient life. As an elite in the technology industry, the protagonist enjoys all this and firmly believes that technology is the future of mankind. -**Act 2: Crisis Emerges** As the plot progresses, the protagonist begins to notice some unusual phenomena: the deterioration of the environment, increased social inequality, and people's mental health problems are becoming more and more serious. The protagonist's friends or family members are in trouble due to their dependence on technology, which gradually makes the protagonist suspicious of the negative effects of technology. -**Act Three: The truth is revealed** The protagonist conducts an in-depth investigation and finds that technology companies or organizations control everything behind the scenes, using technology to control society, create problems, and even sacrifice the future of mankind for their own benefit. The protagonist gradually realized that technology itself is not a problem, but that human abuse and dependence on technology has led to a global crisis. -**Act 4: Awakening and Resistance** The protagonist decides to stand up, expose the conspiracy of technology companies, and call on society to re-examine the true value of technology. Together with other awakened people, he launched a resistance movement to try to break the control of technology over society and advocate a return to a simpler and more sustainable way of life. ### 4. **Subject and information** -**Abuse of technology**: The film reveals the serious consequences of technology abuse by showing how technology is manipulated by a few people to create a global crisis. -**Reflection on Mankind**: The film encourages the audience to reflect on the impact of technology on human life, and proposes that technology is not the only way to solve the problem, and may even be the root cause of the problem. -**Return to nature and human nature**: The film advocates a simpler and more sustainable way of life, emphasizing that humans should refocus on nature, community and human nature, rather than blindly relying on technology. ### 5. **Vision and style** -**Visual style**: Movies can use cool tones and highly industrialized scene design to highlight the indifference and mechanization of the technological society. With the awakening of the protagonist, the picture gradually turns to natural and warm tones, symbolizing the return of mankind to nature. -**Music and sound effects**: Electronic music and mechanical sound effects are used to enhance the cold feeling of the technological society, and in scenes of resistance and awakening, more natural and warm music is used to convey hope and humanity. ### 6. **Ending** -**Open ending**: The movie can end with an open ending. The protagonist's resistance movement has achieved some success, but the foundation of the technological society has not been completely shaken. The audience was left to think: can humans really get rid of their dependence on technology? Where is the way forward? ### 7. **Audience resonance** -**Reality mapping**: Technological issues in movies can map certain phenomena in the real world, such as the impact of social media on mental health, unemployment caused by automation, environmental damage, etc., to resonate with the audience. -**Emotional resonance**: Through the growth and awakening of the protagonist, the audience can feel the impact of technology on individuals and society, and then reflect on their own lives. ### 8. **Ethics and balance** -**Avoid extremes**: Although the theme of the film is to criticize technology, it is necessary to avoid excessive extremes, recognize the positive role of technology in certain aspects, and avoid giving the audience a one-sided understanding. -**Call for rationality**: Movies should call on audiences to look at technology rationally, rather than blindly abandoning it, emphasizing that the use of technology should be based on ethics and sustainability. Through this idea, the film can effectively convey the global problems that may be brought about by the abuse and dependence of advanced science and technology, and arouse the audience's deep reflection on the development of science and technology.