Response Paper: Never Let Me Go The screening of the book Never Let Me Go by Ishiguro Kazuo was directed by Mark Romanek, not a very famous director but definitely a hard-working one. The movie includes such actors as Keira Knightley, Carey Mulligan, and Andrew Garfield who act as the main protagonists of the performance. The movie starts with the final scene of Tommy’s “completion”. Then the viewer is presented with the retrospection of events that leads to this final scene. It is quite different than in the book. The writer tells the story from the very beginning and does not show the ending to the readers. While the movie is created in such a way that in the first scene the viewer knows how it ends, it does not mean that it is not interesting. In contrary it is a very well composed and striking film. From the beginning of the movie the audience is presented with the everyday life of a group of young people: Tommy, Kathy, and Ruth. They seem to be the average persons while in fact they are a part of a big project. They are simply genetically modified clones. They cannot have children, they have to be healthy, and from the very beginning of their lives they are prepared for donations. They give their organs and after one, two or sometimes three surgeries they just complete. Some of these people believe that they can get a deferral. In fact, there is no such thing as deferral and they are meant to die from the very beginning of their lives. Their struggle to postpone the surgery shows how strong is their will to live. They simply want to conduct a normal life of a normal person. What I did not like about the movie was the music. It actually fits the story but in my opinion it too strongly suggests the viewer how to feel. It was too depressing and did not let the audience deal with their own emotions. On the other hand I consider the movie as a very well composed one. That all the components really fit one another: the actors, the length of the film, the music, and others. I would also like to pay attention to the acting of Carey Mulligan. I am not a big fan of this actress but in this production she really identifies with the character and really fits the role. To sum up, the film Never Let Me Go is a very depressing one which really influences viewer's emotions. An interesting and rather unique topic of this film makes it an unforgettable production, however, not really fitting my movie taste. I would never say that this is one of the best movies I have ever seen but definitely one the best composed ones and very remarkable.