completely Ignoring gender that has taken advantage of the possibilities of this issue, "Never leave me " approaches the subject from a position romantic and beautiful, showing a dystopian framework where the delicate and unusual the lyrical replace the gray world and often apocalyptic with which film and literature have approached these future imperfect.
Like a film by Joe Wright is concerned (it is impossible not to see reflected the director of "Pride and Prejudice "Or" expiation n "in the title), the director Mark Romanek opted for the beauty and softness in the staging to emphasize the love story starring three-way three young promises of Hollywood, Carey Mulligan, Andrew Garfield (next Spiderman) and Keira Knightley, in the absence of the many possibilities that the narrative offered when 
dissect the genetic component of the story. There would be no objection in this regard, as Kazuo Ishiguro's novel on which part highlights precisely the bucolic tone, if it were not Romanek's film fails in its main bet specifically romantic, resulting "I never leave " cold aseptic film where the lack of any study on humans custom is joined by the absence of soul in his characters, passion in relevant situations.
This inability of emotion, combined with the languid tone of the story and no interest in Alex Garland (writer) and Romanek by at least portray the reasons that society dystopian (the character of Sally Hawkins, only able to ask questions, go away by magic) make "Never leave me "Flawed and unremarkable in a story where the characters never empathize with the most likely misplaced, viewer, which is why we will continue thinking of" replicants "and not" caregivers "or" donor "when what is spoken is in Custom beings who fight for love.
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