Make People Better

In this thought-provoking documentary, a rogue Chinese biophysicist goes missing after claiming to have created the first designer babies. This shocking revelation sends ripples through the scientific community and raises ethical questions about the future of human genetics. As the investigation unfolds, it becomes clear that he may not have been acting alone in his ambitious pursuit of creating a “better” human being.

The film engages with complex themes surrounding bioethics, genetic engineering, and the potential consequences of such advancements. By examining the motivations and implications behind these scientific endeavors, Make People Better presents a compelling narrative that is both informative and unsettling. This documentary is particularly relevant in today's discussions around biotechnology and its impact on society.