The family are put through their paces, to get fit to face the future using some of the latest gadgets and gizmos, including electric bikes to get them out of their cars. But, to test if they really work, the family are set some tough challenges: to take on pro-cyclists on Sheffield's notorious hills and do the weekly family supermarket shop on two wheels. There are also computers to take over the jobs that humans used to do, from a prototype robot dietician that talks to you as it monitors what you eat and how you exercise, to a computerised version of a personal fitness coach to monitor and map your exercise regime. Super-fit Joel also tests out scientifically designed post-workout suits created to get your body back in shape, promising 50% less fatigue! In the newly-futurised bathroom there's a £5000 mirror that monitors your health by reading your weight, BMI and body fat percentage (as well as displaying news, weather and social media sites), and a toilet that gives you an intimate 'wash and blow dry'. Meanwhile, the family are on a diet of 'super shakes' - tipped to take off in the next decade as smoothies did in the last one - complete with spirulina, raw cocoa and bee pollen. Can it help diabetic dad Tony control his blood-sugar level? And there are more edible medicals, as the family experiment with Japanese sweets that promise to boost your collagen or even make your breasts grow. SERIES SYNOPSIS What happens if you ask a normal family to boldly go where no one has gone before - to live in the future? This five-part series transforms a family's home from top to bottom, filling it with futuristic technology and gadgets. As well as having cutting-edge technology and gadgets to play with, the family will be challenged by scenarios likely to come in the next 20 to 50 years. Overseen by expert Chris Sanderson, the family will discover how we may work, rest and play, as well as how we may eat, travel, stay healthy and power our homes.
20220402 这部电影给人最大的震撼在于，60年代的法国和世界或许远不如今日人想象得那么激进，而是充满了残忍的保守，在那里堕胎等于犯法。和《钛》对看比较有趣，今日关于激进政治的想象只能坐落在性别上，而关于性别的言说又进一步精细化，坐落在女性的身体-生育上，而对于生育过程的展示，才能最直观地抵达这种痛苦和压迫。
都在比四月三周两天，不如说更像从不很少有时总是，但节奏实在太温吞，上课考试啥的不如剪了吧。
It didn't have to be like this.
英国，瑞士，爱尔兰，韩国，法国。全世界就这五个国家有这狗规定。
堕胎才是真正的属于女性题材。女人韵事，四月三周两天，‘’从不，很少，有时，总是‘’，‘’女人的碎片‘’都这题材。
私人以为，钟孟宏的作品一直被过誉。他的电影始终给我一种无病呻吟的感觉，这次依然是这样，剧本本身就一般，台词也很做作。生活很多时候真的不是都像瀑布一样一泻千里的，瀑布的最下端永远都是平静的湖水或广袤的海洋，拜托不要只看到陡峭的人生，也不要一味为赋新词强说愁。
赶巧前脚看了《忍者宝宝》，后脚看了本片。一夜情怀孕和非婚怀孕有区别吗？在一些人眼里有，在一些人眼里没有，恰如意外怀孕后处理方式上的不同和各执一词。性是男女双方的权力，而堕胎的不安和焦虑、苦痛却几乎完全由女性来承担。在这件事上无论男女都必然会进入对女性关注关怀和关爱的视角，这是她们的主场，我们是认真聆听的观众。遗憾的是目前看起来仍然无解。
一个人都没有面对这件事还是第一次，四月三周两天和从不很少有时总是都有一个人陪着，
说好的剧情片呢？明明是R级恐怖片！女主近距离特写很多，让人感同身受，从头到尾，心悬着，替她着急。p.s.是外国人身体素质太好了吗？怎么流产这么难！真想给她点麝香。
一种只会攻击女人的病，把她们变成家庭主妇的病。是社会病了，和一部分可恶的男人。
难道我们的身体不属于我们自己吗？
堪比恐怖片，导演成功将那种痛直接冷静地传给了观众！为堕胎无罪而奋斗过的人们，你们也创造了人类历史的伟大发明之一啊！
法国《刑法典》1975年将堕胎除罪化，规定可以堕胎。中国这方面更多是名声上的焦虑。
同类题材的看过《四月三周两天》，宗教的力量，社会议论的力量，各种交错在一起，现实中的女主承受的更多，电影里无法全部展现。上个世纪六十年代，这样的故事放在中国感觉能成立，没想到，西方国家也是这个德性，也可能更厉害。
从德州到Roe v.Wade再到路易斯安那的IUD bill, it's happening all around.
女主和配乐是亮点，别的也就那样吧，能拍的差不多也都被拍过了
用极惨烈的方式记录了女性堕胎的身心痛楚，破碎与迷惘。但无论是历史的纵深感还是镜头语言的克制美感都不如同样题材的《四月三周两天》，这个金狮奖也只能说是矮子里拔将军了。
04/23 SFFilm 女主试图堕胎的过程简直触目惊心 虽然是60年代法国发生的事 可能又在德州之类的地方重新上演 it’s happening again and again
很惨的一部电影，心理和生理都很痛，女性真的好难啊。
全程心惊肉跳 所有的一切都要女孩一个人去面对 孤单 无助 绝望 一路都是男性的甩锅 撇清关系 如果与《从不，很少，有时，总是》一同服用 恐惧加倍耶
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