Original sentence: ''Cinema TV Forum.Claire-Hope Ashitey stars as humanity's last hope Kee, a character that did not appear in the book.In the midst of this chaos, civil servant Theo Faron (Clive Owen) must transport the last hope of humanity, a pregnant African refugee (Claire-Hope Ashitey) to the near-mythic Human Project.The cause of the mass infertility is never explained, though environmental destruction and divine punishment are considered..  These unanswered questions are attributed to Cuarón's dislike for expository film: "It's become now what I call a medium for lazy readers....Cinema is a hostage of narrative.The film switches the infertility to females, using the pregnant African woman Kee as humanity's last hope and possible best future
Edited sentence: Claire-Hope Ashitey stars as Kee, a character that did not appear in the book.In the midst of this chaos, civil servant Theo Faron (Clive Owen) must transport a pregnant African refugee (Claire-Hope Ashitey) to the Human Project, the greatest hope for the future of humanity.The film switches the infertility to females but never explains the cause: environmental destruction and divine punishment are considered.These unanswered questions are attributed to Cuarón's dislike for expository film: "It's become now what I call a medium for lazy readers....Cinema is a hostage of narrative