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Cloud Atlas: six connected stories

documentary photograph of British novelist David Mitchell at an event in Warsaw, 7 April 2006. Original page: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:David_Mitchell_by_Kubik.JPG. Creator: Mariusz Kubik. License: GFDL, as stated on the Commons page; attribution to photographer Mariusz Kubik is required. No edits.
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documentary photograph of British novelist David Mitchell at an event in Warsaw, 7 April 2006. Original page: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:David_Mitchell_by_Kubik.JPG. Creator: Mariusz Kubik. License: GFDL, as stated on the Commons page; attribution to photographer Mariusz Kubik is required. No edits.

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The film *Cloud Atlas* (2012), directed by Lana Wachowski, Lilly Wachowski and Tom Tykwer, adapts David Mitchell’s novel of the same name. The novel’s six stories unfold in different eras and echo one another through characters, texts and recurring motifs. A comet-shaped birthmark and themes of rebirth can suggest reincarnation, but this motif does not explain every connection or rule out other readings of the novel. [1–5]