Yes, I think we can still change our future. We’ve made mistakes, but if we learn from them and act differently, we don’t have to repeat what happened in the movie.

It's up to humanity to shape its own future, but success isn't a given. If we fail to learn from history and behave responsibly, we're likely to repeat our past errors. The outcome depends on the choices we make today.

Marian Santamaria

Or I think that we have already lost solidarity and humanity

No estamos condenados a repetir siempre lo mismo porque tenemos algo que ninguna película puede quitarnos: la capacidad de imaginar otras formas de vivir y de convertir esa imaginación en acciones. A lo largo de la historia la gente ha cambiado normas, creado leyes, inventado tecnologías y transformado culturas cuando entendió que el camino viejo era destructivo. Eso demuestra que el cambio es posible.

Yes, we can change, but at the same time, we have to adapt to the advancements that are occurring every day, especially with technology, and use them responsibly.

O think that yes because every person is different as the Time

Inglés 2

Humanity is the only one responsible for being able to change its destiny, no one changes if they are not aware of their mistake, the change begins in each one and the transmission of the feeling of improving, but if not humanity will end up hurting others and especially themselves as in the movie where no one was calm thanks to their actions towards the robots

Najhania Escamilla

Lina Castañeda

A very beautiful film with a meaningful message about love, which is clear from the very beginning. And on the other hand, the activity is very cool because it takes us away from our daily tasks.

Juliana Vega

We believe that humanity can change its future. It all depends on being aware of past mistakes and acting responsibly. We still have time to improve the world, and if we learn from what has already happened, we can make better decisions and build a different future.

In my opinion, humanity still has the power to change its future, like in The Electric State. The movie shows how technology can affect our lives in dangerous ways, but it also reminds us that people can make different choices. If we learn from past mistakes and use technology responsibly, we can build a better future instead of repeating the same errors."

In my opinion, humanity can still change its future, but only if we learn from the mistakes shown in the movie. If we use technology responsibly and act with more awareness, we can avoid repeating them. In the end, the future depends on what we do today.

Hay momentos en los que el silencio entre ellos dice más que cualquier diálogo. Como si el robot fuera un espejo de ternura, un testigo de su dolor y su esperanza

Y realmente es algo muy bonito un aprendizaje en cuál tiene mucho sentimiento

Yes, humanity can still change its destiny, but it depends on the will that each one has to want to change course, once humanity makes a mistake it is up to itself to learn from it and not be destined to repeat history.

The film shows us how humanity is a slave to technology, leaving aside what really makes a person LIVE, even if only with a hug from a loved one.

Laura Duran

 Estado eléctrico muestra como resalta que la empatía y la esperanza permiten mantener nuestra esencia, incluso en un entorno dominado por máquinas.

I believe that humanity can still change the future, but it depends on every person. Each individual must decide how to use technology: if they want to depend on it or control it. People should not let technology control their lives, but try to be themselves and not only follow others. In the movie The Electric State, we can see how dependence on machines creates problems, but also how people can fight to change their future.

Luisa María Lopez Redondo

Inglés 3

The film shows how technological ambition can be both a benefit and a disadvantage.

On the one hand, thanks to it, things such as machines that think, feel, and keep us company have been achieved. But at the same time, that same ambition was the cause of the collapse of the world where the story takes place.

Science and technology can take us very far, but only if we know how to use them.

I believe we aren't oblivious to the future shown in the movie because, as Mr. Skate said, selfishness and laziness are poisoning humanity. Sadly, I think that we could repeat the mistakes shown in 'The Electric State' if we are unable to change our lifestyle and relationship with the environment and the technology.

In Electric State, we see a future in which humanity has lost control due to its domination by technology and passivity. This invites us to reflect: yes, we still have the power to change our future, but we need to act consciously, question our decisions, and regain responsibility for how we use technology. If we don't, we will end up repeating the same dystopian path depicted in the film.

Tatiana bernal

Yes, I feel that we can have the opportunity to change the future with our contribution without letting ourselves fall into the consumerism of technology and likewise we should stop being so individualistic taking care of the people around us since many times we leave them aside to be behind a screen

For me, it can happen. We as human beings are constantly advancing, especially technologically, so it would not be strange if this situation happened.

Humanity still has the chance to change its future. In The Electric State, even in a world destroyed by technology and loneliness, Georgia’s journey shows that our choices and the connections we build can guide us toward hope instead of despair.

Juan Diego Almanza

The movie serves as a warning, showing the result of indifference and total reliance on technology without consciousness. Our big mistake is prioritizing short-term comfort and profit over long-term sustainability.

However, unlike the characters in the movie, we still have awareness. We are at a crucial point where knowledge about climate change, excessive consumption, and the potential of technology to help us is wider than ever. The true power lies in our capacity to learn and the collective will to use innovation, not to escape problems, but to solve them (for example, by developing renewable energy instead of ignoring pollution).

If we don't act decisively and responsibly now, yes, we will be destined to repeat those mistakes. But as long as we have the power of choice, the power to change the future remains ours.

The Electric State is a science fiction adventure film set in a post-apocalyptic version of the United States. The story follows a teenage girl named Michelle who travels across a desolate landscape with her small robot companion. She is searching for her missing younger brother in a world where society has collapsed after a massive war involving advanced technology and artificial intelligence.

As Michelle journeys through abandoned towns and decaying cities, she encounters both friendly and hostile survivors, as well as mysterious machines that hint at the dark past of human dependence on technology. Throughout her journey, she learns the truth about her brother’s fate and the consequences of the war that destroyed civilization.

The film combines emotional storytelling with stunning visual effects, exploring themes such as loneliness, technology’s influence on humanity, and the importance of hope and connection in a broken world.

What caught my attention the most was the way the movie shows a future full of technological advances but empty of humanity, which made me reflect on how our society is becoming more and more dependent on machines. Although it has a somewhat slow pace in some parts, the story delivers a deep message about the importance of human relationships and hope.

Isabella Hernández Castillo ID 43042

I believe humanity still has the power to change its future, but to do so, it must learn from the mistakes reflected in the film. If we continue to rely on technology without limits or ethics, we could repeat the same fate: a world emotionally disconnected and destroyed by our own creations.

However, the story also conveys a message of hope. As long as there are people with empathy, love, and a willingness to act for the common good, there will always be a possibility of building a different future. It is in our hands to use technology responsibly and not forget what makes us truly human.

My opinion, I believe humanity still has the power to change its future, but only if we take responsibility for the choices we make. Films that show ruined worlds dominated by technology are not predictions—they are warnings. If we continue acting without ethics, limits, or awareness, we could repeat those same mistakes. But if we learn from the past, use technology responsibly, and put our humanity first, then our future is not doomed. It remains in our hands.