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La mort n’était pas la fin, mais le commencement
Lorsque Rebecca retourne dans la maison de son grand-père, elle croise à nouveau le chemin de Thomas, son amour d'enfance. Celui-ci ne tarde pas à quitter sa petite-amie, Monica, et leur amour reprend là où il s'était arrêté jusqu'au jour où Thomas décède dans un accident de voiture. Dévastée, la jeune femme perd totalement goût à la vie avant de trouver consolation dans les possibilités que semblent offrir le clonage. Malgré le rejet moral et le scepticisme de la société envers ces pratiques encore incertaines, elle envisage de donner naissance à Thomas et ainsi ramener son amour perdu à la vie.
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Intriguing topic, nice cinematography but a bit slow. Keeps you thinking though...
One of the worst movies l've ever seen. Totally unrecommended 4/10
A minimalist and interesting science fiction, the story deals with cloning in an original and bizarre way. The development is a little slow, with introspection that could sometimes give way to more dynamism between the protagonists. The passage of time could also be better exploited to increase involvement with the story. However, the narrative takes on disturbing tones and follows increasingly strange paths. The cinematography is wide, simple and beautiful, with cold, dense tones, reinforcing the sense of isolation and loneliness.
It may sound crazy but ""Back to the womb"" 🙂
Movie touches on human cloning in a totally different way and story is something very unique. How far would you go to get your lost loved one back? This movie is about that! Extremely slow and rather lengthy. The intimate scenes between Tommy (son) and his mom was a bit uncomfortable for my viewing and the ending was a bit graphic for my liking, but hey if that is how you tell a good story then go ahead. For me a 5/10.