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À ton image
2004 Drama / Sci-Fi / Thriller
Review
For her first full length film, Aruna Villiers chooses a subject that
is highly topical – the risks and morality of using cloning techniques
to achieve a human pregnancy. Unfortunately, instead of
treating the subject seriously, she uses it as the pretext for the most
hideous spectacle of artistic self-indulgence. À ton image looks more like
an extended 1990s pop video (without music) than a serious piece of
cinema. It is hard to know which is worse – the film’s childish
and insincere presentation, its atrocious screenplay or the most
appalling performances. The whole thing is just too grotesque
and vacuous to
be taken seriously.
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Director:
Aruna Villiers
Starring: Nastassja Kinski, Christopher Lambert, Audrey DeWilder, Rufus, Andrzej Seweryn Synopsis
When Thomas meets Mathilde, he knows at once that she is the woman of
his life. His dream is to settle down and start a family
like any other couple, but Mathilde reveals that she cannot give
birth. As it happens, Thomas works in a clinic which specialises
in obstetrics. He discusses his situation with his colleague
Professor Cardoze, and the latter proposes a solution which will
achieve a miracle birth. Sure enough, Mathilde succeeds in having
a child, but in early childhood their daughter begins to show some
strange characteristics...
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