# Blade Runner (1982) **Decoherence bridge:** Implanted memory and William's staged autobiography make the same distinction unavoidable: memories can organize identity and action without proving their source, ownership or historical truth. [[wiki/Narrative Bootloader|Narrative Bootloader]] and [[wiki/Continuity Evidence vs Continuity|Continuity Evidence vs Continuity]] hold those layers apart. **Domain:** Cinema / Synthetic Personhood / Memory **Doc Type:** Movie Node **Maturity:** Evolving **Related:** [[Ridley Scott]], [[Movies]], [[Synthetic Personhood]], [[Memory Architecture]] --- ## Definition _Blade Runner_ is Ridley Scott's 1982 film about engineered replicants, implanted memories and contested personhood in a corporate urban world. ## Corpus Context The film links [[Post-Biological Personhood]] to [[Nostalgia as Governance]]: synthetic lives unfold inside an environment where historical styles and manufactured memories blur origin without eliminating subjectivity. ## Relationships [[Ridley Scott]], [[Movies]], [[Synthetic Personhood]], [[Memory Architecture]] ## Sources / Provenance - [[articles/Beyond the Sea|Beyond the Sea]]