Children of Men

In a bleak future where mass infertility has taken hold, a former activist takes on the task of protecting the only pregnant woman left on Earth. The story unfolds as a tense thriller, exploring the desperate stakes of humanity's survival. The programme stars Clive Owen, Michael Caine and Julianne Moore.

Children of Men is a programme presented as a thriller. It is set out as a cinematic work rather than a series, and its tone is built around tension and suspense. The piece is classified under the genre of thriller, indicating a focus on high‑stakes conflict and a fast‑moving narrative. The story unfolds in a dystopian future where humanity is plagued by a worldwide infertility crisis. In this bleak environment, a single woman discovers she is pregnant, making her the only source of hope for the species. A man who once fought as an activist is drawn into the situation, taking on the responsibility of safeguarding her against the dangers that surround her. His former dedication to a cause now drives him to protect the unborn child that could change the world’s fate. The programme centres on the juxtaposition of past activism and present survival, highlighting how the former activist’s skills are repurposed in a desperate quest. As the only pregnant individual, the woman becomes the focal point of a larger struggle, and the narrative follows the lengths to which the protector will go to keep her safe. The thriller format ensures that the tension remains constant, underscoring the precariousness of a world on the brink of extinction.