Movies and TvShows featuring "molecular-biologist" theme.

A young scientist and his lab partner study eyes and the chromosome for sight to prove the origins of mankind. They end up challenging the uniqueness of everyone's eyes when their son's eyes match a deceased person's. They discover a girl in India with the same eyes as the scientist's ex-girlfriend who died in an elevator accident, leading to more mysteries.

Bio Hunter is a movie about a group of scientists who battle demonic creatures unleashed by a virus. The story follows two scientists who are tasked with stopping the spread of the virus and protecting humanity. As they delve deeper into the mystery of the virus, they uncover dark secrets and face powerful enemies.

Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed is a documentary film that investigates the alleged suppression of academic freedom in relation to intelligent design. The film presents interviews with various scientists, educators, and experts who claim to have faced discrimination and persecution due to their support for intelligent design. It posits a conspiracy within the scientific community to suppress alternative viewpoints and argues for the inclusion of intelligent design in academic discussions. The film also delves into the historical context of the debate, exploring the influences of Darwinism, politics, and religion. Through its content, Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed raises questions about the boundaries of scientific inquiry and the freedom of expression within academia.

Photon is an experimental animated film that takes viewers on a journey through the evolution of life, from the molecular level to the creation of the universe. Set in a dystopian future Earth, the film combines elements of science, art, and storytelling to explore the mysteries of life and the universe.

Biologist Michael Dorn is infected with a virus designed as a cure for HIV, but which turns its victims into vampires. Now a threat to the very organisation for which he worked, Michael is on the run and must decide the fate of the world. His options: destroy all knowledge of the virus, or succumb to the power and delights of this dark and evil way of being.

Bacteria are often used as a model organism for evolutionary biology, but there are many reasons this is not appropriate. This interesting DVD uses a creationist perspective to help us understand God’s original design and purpose for microbes and how various genetic mechanisms since the Fall have led to bacteria that cause disease.

So Much So Fast is a documentary that tells the story of Stephen Heywood, a molecular biologist from North Carolina who is diagnosed with a rare form of motor neuron disease. The film follows Stephen and his family as they navigate the challenges of the disease and search for a cure. It explores themes of love, loss, and the resilience of the human spirit.

Naturally Obsessed: The Making of a Scientist follows the journey of graduate students as they strive to become scientists and pursue their dreams. This documentary provides an intimate and insightful look into the world of scientific research, showcasing the challenges, triumphs, and dedication of these aspiring scientists.

The Intelligent Design (ID) Movement has gained much popularity in both secular and Christian circles in recent years. Dr. Georgia Purdom reveals the history and unravels the good, the bad, and the ugly of this “new” idea regarding origins.