Self/less 2015
"God Created Man. Man Created Immortality."
In *Self/less (2015)*, visionary director Tarsem Singh crafts a gripping sci-fi thriller that asks: *How much of who we are is tied to the body we inhabit?
Director: Tarsem Singh
Cast
Ryan Reynolds
Young Damian
Ben Kingsley
Damian
Natalie Martinez
Madeline
Matthew Goode
Albright
Michelle Dockery
Claire
Melora Hardin
Judy
Victor Garber
Martin
Sam Page
Carl
Derek Luke
Anton
Mariana Paola Vicente
Leah
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Self/less (2015)* about?
*Self/less* follows Damian Hale, a dying billionaire who undergoes an experimental procedure to transfer his consciousness into a younger man's body. As he adapts to his new life, he uncovers dark secrets about the procedure and the shadowy organization behind it.
Who directed *Self/less*?
*Self/less* was directed by Tarsem Singh, known for his visually stunning and atmospheric storytelling in films like *The Fall* and *MirrorMask*.
Who stars in *Self/less*?
The film stars Ryan Reynolds as the younger body recipient, Ben Kingsley as Damian Hale, alongside Natalie Martinez, Matthew Goode, and Michelle Dockery.
Is *Self/less (2015)* worth watching?
If you enjoy brainy sci-fi thrillers with moral dilemmas and high tension, *Self/less* delivers. Reynolds and Kingsley's performances anchor a story that's as thought-provoking as it is suspenseful, even if it doesn't break new ground.
How long is *Self/less*?
*Self/less* runs for 117 minutes, or just under two hours.
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Self/less (2015) Review: A Sci-Fi Thriller About Identity and Immortality
In *Self/less (2015)*, visionary director Tarsem Singh crafts a gripping sci-fi thriller that asks: *How much of who we are is tied to the body we inhabit?* When billionaire businessman Damian Hale (Ben Kingsley) learns he has terminal cancer, he turns to a cutting-edge procedure that promises a second chance at life by transferring his consciousness into the body of a younger man—played with raw intensity by Ryan Reynolds. But as Damian begins to piece together the mystery behind his new body, he uncovers a chilling conspiracy that threatens to erase him forever.
The film blends psychological depth with high-stakes action, exploring themes of identity, mortality, and the ethical limits of science. With its moody atmosphere and twisty narrative, *Self/less* keeps you guessing until the very end. Part corporate thriller, part existential puzzle, this movie delivers a thought-provoking ride that lingers long after the credits roll.
