The title of the movie about the loss of fertility due to war is "Children of Men".

"Children of Men" is a 109-minute science fiction film produced by Universal Pictures, Strike Entertainment, and Hit & Run Films. The film was directed by Alfonso Cuaron and starred by Clive Owen, Julianne Moore, Michael Caine, etc. It was officially released in the United States on December 29, 2006.

The film is adapted from the novel of the same name written by James. It tells the story of the year 2027, when humans who have thrived on this planet for tens of thousands of years have somehow lost their fertility. Theo Fallon, a former activist who suddenly came to his senses, decided to take on the government's mission with his ex-wife Julianne Taylor to escort the world's only pregnant woman to a sea sanctuary to save the future of mankind.

Evaluation of the movie "Children of Men"

"Children of Men" is not a light science fiction story, and there are even very few action scenes. Mexican director Alfonso Cuarón showed the future of mankind in such a gloomy light, giving the audience a depressing prophecy: 20 years later, the world will be devastated and mankind will fight endlessly. People are treated according to their status, and immigrants can only be thrown out of society like slaves. Anarchy and terrorist groups are raging everywhere, and in a word, there is no hope because they have lost the ability to reproduce.

"Children of Men" is still a good-looking film. The director used his superb camera skills and used a long lens to show a fierce battle as if it were reality. "Children of Men" is not empty or boring. It is shallow, not frivolous, and does not use dazzling special effects to tease the audience. It has connotation, rhythm, emotion, and unobtrusive conquests.