Realive
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- 2016
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Doing great.
Keep breathing.
We have the head,
keep breathing.
I've got it now.
Here we go...
Imagine you were born
totally aware and conscious
of everything around you.
Conscious you were coming
out of someone else's body.
Joined to it by a bloody cord
that you are completely
covered in blood.
We have a healthy baby boy!
Conscious of the dry air
entering your lungs
for the first time.
The sharp sounds in your ears.
- Scissors?
- The blinding light in your eyes.
- Ten fingers, ten toes!
- Conscious that your bones
are unbearably soft
and your life is so fragile
it could disappear at any moment.
That's what being
resurrected is like.
- Congratulations!
- Thank you!
I can imagine nurse
Elizabeth Mansfra
I can feel her excitement
the day she met Dr. Victor West.
Regenerative medicine's
new genius
Look at the light, please.
Good morning, Miss Mansfra.
Welcome to Prodigy.
Where humanity's greatest
dream is coming true.
Are you aware that our team of
top international scientists
has developed the world's most
advanced regeneration program?
We're the only ones capable of
regenerating up to 65 percent
of the human organism.
Prodigy Health Corporation...
The only company in the world
that can bring you immortality.
Because immortality is
only a question of time.
Elizabeth, I remind you that
confidentiality agreement?
Nothing mentioned here today
can leave the premises.
Understood.
Victor.
This is Elizabeth Mansfra,
the nurse.
Elizabeth, Dr. West.
Nice to meet you.
It's an honor, Dr. West.
I've read all your books.
Try augmenting the levels
of catecholamines gradually.
Alright.
Excuse me.
Oh, Elizabeth.
Welcome.
Thank you.
Ready for a visit?
I'll call Dr. Howard.
Elizabeth and Victor.
My new parents.
This is where we work.
The entire wing of the building
is dedicated to the project.
200,000 square feet of
facilities for Lazarus alone.
And we barely even fit.
How long have you
been working on it?
Four years. We're finally
prepared to face reanimation.
That's a scanned map of Lazarus
with an accuracy
almost to the cell.
We use it to study the
primary difficulties
and to make decisions
before the big surgery.
Like what proportion of
the body can be reanimated
and what proportion
must be substituted
developed in our laboratory.
That is the operating room where
multiple surgeons will work
under Victor's direction
and assisted by 120 technicians
on the outside.
This is a model of
a surgical robot
we've designed for the operation.
When's the surgery?
July 25th.
That gives you four weeks
to familiarize yourself
with the clinical details
and to prepare your strategy.
After surgery, Lazarus remains
in an induced coma
for nearly two months.
Giving him time to assimilate
his new organs and implants.
It also allows us to address
possible reanimation defects.
Now, one of your functions
while he's in a coma
is to help him make that
transition into his new life.
And after that, you'll be
much more than just his nurse.
You'll be his
partner.
Of course.
Those are Lazarus' muscles
I knew it could be done,
but that doesn't
make it less impressive.
Any questions, Elizabeth?
What's Lazarus' name?
Oh!
Why does time pass so slowly
when we're children?
What are you doing, Marc?
Why does the future seem
like a huge endless eternity?
He is so tired.
Okay, c'mon, you can do it.
That's a good boy.
Let me see you.
Whey do we never feel
anything that intensely again?
Only the pain.
I'm sorry to have
to tell you this.
Our worst-case prognosis
has been confirmed.
It's too late to operate.
All that we can do right now is
try to slow its
spread with treatment.
At this point, radiotherapy
and co-adjuvant chemotherapy
is still the most
effective option.
How long have I got?
Based on our experience
with this type of tumor,
you'll be able to live,
more or less comfortably for
about a year.
And after that it's...
It's hard to say.
But um...
Why?
So soon.
I mean, um...
What's the reason?
Why... why my throat?
There could be many reasons, um...
Bad habits.
- Smoking.
- I don't smoke.
It's cancer.
If you undergo treatment,
and we act quickly,
we might be able to
give you some more time.
Sure.
I beat you!
I beat you.
This is beautiful.
- Where did you find it?
- Easy.
They hide under rocks.
Let's cut off its tail.
No!
Don't do that.
That's just wrong.
No!
- Eww.
- Ugh.
You big bunch of babies.
- Stop it!
- Marc...
Don't be scared.
They grow back, you know.
This one's tail
will never grow back.
What do you mean?
- No!
- What is wrong with you?
Time is coming back to me now.
Slower than ever.
You can't imagine all the things
that need to be done to
dismantle your life.
And prepare everything
for when you are gone.
Starting with the simplest.
Telling your employees,
suppliers and customers
that someone else will be
taking your place from now on.
That not to worry,
that everything will continue
exactly like it has until now.
Giving instructions on
how to finish the projects.
Selling your shares.
Leaving the business in good hands.
Deciding what to do with
your most personal projects.
With your dreams.
Telling the people you love.
Deciding who not to tell.
Managing all the
concern you will awaken.
Telling your mother.
Explaining to her that she's
going to outlive you.
Writing your will.
Selling your properties.
Emptying the house of
your personal belongings.
Looking at them for the last time.
When you get rid of
everything you ever were...
What's left?
What do you want it to be?
What was yet to come?
The best was yet to come.
The best was always yet to come.
I got lost.
I didn't know where I was.
I'm here.
Baby.
- I got lost and I...
- Shh... I'm here.
I saw Steve today.
He wants to get back together.
What did you say?
That I'm in love with you.
That I've always been in love with you.
You should get back together with him.
I want to be with you through this.
I want to spend the rest
of your life with you.
Come on, Marc, jump already.
Rebecca's looking this way.
Waiting to see that swan dive.
Way to go, dude.
Now he's gonna bellyflop.
What do you guys think
about cryonization?
Like Walt Disney, right?
Walt Disney didn't have
himself cryonized, but yes.
So what is it?
Basically, after you die,
your body gets put
into a capsule with um,
liquid nitrogen?
Am I right?
In hopes that someday,
medicine might be able to
cure whatever disease you have
or just to live longer.
Wait, you're not thinking about
freezing yourself, are you?
Let me show you something.
You say you're going away
I didn't know
You want me to help you?
Ah, this article is...
Seven years old now.
They extracted the heart
matrix out of a dead rat
and inject its stem cells into it.
A few days later,
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