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Please note this is a region B Blu-Ray and will require a region B or region free Blu-Ray player in order to play A woman is torn between two sorts of love in this thoughtful fusion of drama and science fiction from filmmaker Benedek Fliegauf When she was nine years old Rebecca met a boy named Tommy and found herself smitten with him; before long Rebecca and her family moved away and she resigned herself to the notion that she&39;d never see Tommy again But at the age of twenty-one Rebecca (Eva Green) returns to the town where she lived as a girl and to her surprise she crosses paths with Tommy (Matt Smith) and she finds they still have feelings for one another Rebecca and Tommy have entered into a mature and loving relationship when he dies in a car wreck and Rebecca is shattered However Rebecca is given a chance to give Tommy another chance at life -- she was be implanted with genetic material that will allow her to give birth to a perfect clone of Tommy Rebecca agrees and nine months later she finds herself raising a baby who looks like the man she loved who she names Thomas However as Thomas grows to be a man she finds herself struggling between her maternal love for her son and a more troubling attraction to a young man who is a duplicate of the man who won her heart years before Age Rating 15

Intense drama in which a woman who loses her sweetheart to an unfortunate accident elects to raise a clone of her dead lover. Rebecca (Eva Green) and Thomas (Matt Smith) were youthful companions. When they meet again as adults they embark on a passionate relationship that is cut tragically short by the death of Thomas in a traffic accident. Unable to bear the thought of living without her soulmate, Rebecca decides to make use of the latest technology to have a clone of Thomas implanted in her womb. Rebecca duly bears and raises another Thomas, but her decision leads to inevitable complications. As well as facing the disapproval of society and close family members, as Thomas approaches maturity her motherly feelings become dangerously mixed in with the romantic compulsions of her youth...