Ewan, raised by machines

Rating: 7/10 (13 February 2020)

Max was born during 'The indigo wave' (stage performance) by way of plastic tubing. The mayor wanted him birthed at this performance so it would be the first thing he saw. And from there on he was to be raised and trained by the robots. They had of course stated (in this documentary film) that 1941 was the year things like this started to be allowed. So film maker 'Ronald gear' wanted to show us what happened with Max rose (portrayed by Ewan). Training for Max began from birth, from there on he stayed moving in a bus. The trainer robots arrived on and left the bus, taking different shifts. Some were nicer to max: those who chilled a portion of his mind and affixed a cardboard box over his eyesight which contained a scene of the night sky and a glowing moon. Then there were the nasty robots who worked Max to the extreme, at one point in this documentary he was slapped in the thigh by one of them. Maxes stage performance meant bench pressing a water melon and then suddenly stopping to relax his body and facial expressions, completely. The play was about life and death, that's what max was trained for.