To conceive a film that intends to convince the audience that advanced science and technology are the main cause of global problems and should be completely abandoned, the following key elements can be considered: ### 1. The story is set in a future dystopian world. With highly developed technology, society faces serious problems such as environmental pollution, social inequality, and mental health crisis. These problems can be explained by the development and dependence of technology, which naturally makes the audience question technology. ### 2. The protagonist Choose an ordinary person as the protagonist, such as an engineer who used to work in a high-tech company. As the story progresses, he discovers the various problems that technology has brought to society and begins to reflect on his career choice and the impact of technology on humans. This character can represent those who blindly worship technology and eventually turn into critics. ### 3. Specific examples of technology Use the film to show the consequences of specific technological products and technologies, such as: - **Artificial intelligence**: leads to unemployment, privacy leakage, and manipulation of human decision-making. - **Genetic engineering**: causes ethical disputes, declines in biodiversity, and causes class divisions in society. - **Social media**: promotes the spread of false information and leads to mental health problems. ### 4. Negative role Set a CEO of a high-tech company or a government official as the negative role, symbolizing the greed of technology and the pursuit of power. Its strategy and rhetoric rationalize the negative impact of technology through materialism and utilitarianism, leading the audience to doubt these values. ### 5. Visual and atmosphere Use dark tones and oppressive scenes to show the coldness and loneliness brought by technology. At the same time, show the natural environment in sharp contrast to it, so that people can feel the warmth and harmony of life without technology. ### 6. Decision and turning point Design a key turning point, such as the protagonist realizes that the people around him (family, friends) are gradually alienated by technology, which eventually pushes him to launch an anti-technology movement and seek a return to the traditional way of life. ### 7. Ending reflection At the end of the story, although the problems caused by technology have been solved to a certain extent, it also leaves the audience to ponder: Can technology really bring happiness? Should humans re-examine their relationship with technology? Use an open ending to trigger discussion among the audience. ### 8. Theme and Values The theme is expressed in the voice-over or dialogue of the characters, emphasizing the nature of human beings and the importance of nature, and putting forward the argument that "technology is not a panacea to solve all problems". By integrating the above elements, a thought-provoking and critical film can be conceived, prompting the audience to reflect on the pros and cons of technology.