Ted’s Evolution (2003)

In the late 1800s, Charles Darwin's evolutionary theory challenged the long-held belief that God created the world in a week, and the ideas of thinkers like Jean Baptiste de Lamarck, who proposed traits gained during life could be inherited. Darwin's theory became the foundation of modern science, but now an Australian scientist, Ted Steele, is challenging it. Is he chasing a misguided idea, or is he on the verge of rewriting everything we thought we knew about life? The consequences could reshape reputations, careers, and our understanding of evolution itself.