Abstract
The issue of the relationship between the creator and his/her creature has been often dealt with in dystopia and science fiction films, and in recent times it has taken on a specific flavor, less related to the implications of science and more connected to a symbolic dimension that goes back to the Bible as a fruitful reservoir of myths and archetypes. The Biblical parable of the creation in particular flows into narratives recalling familiar names and places, but deeply revising the creator/creature relationship, that is unfolded through the poetic unacceptability of death in Blade Runner (1982) and the possibility of a new life in a new body dwelling in the fictional Eden of Avatar (2010).
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