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Directed by Aruna Villiers

Drama / Sci-Fi / Thriller

Film 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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Film Credits

  • Director: Aruna Villiers
  • Script: Guillaume Laurant, Franck Philippon, Aruna Villiers, Louise L. Lambrichs (book)
  • Cinematographer: Gérard Sterin
  • Music: Alexandre Azaria
  • Cast: Nastassja Kinski (Mathilde), Christopher Lambert (Thomas), Audrey DeWilder (Manon), Rufus (Le père de Mathilde), Andrzej Seweryn (Professeur Cardoze), Francine Bergé (La mère de Mathilde), Lyès Salem (Antoine), Christian Hecq (Gaëtan), Jeanne Buchard (Manon (5 ans)), Sandra Cheres (Claire), Isabelle Caubère (La directrice de l'école), Raoul Billerey (Le père de Thomas)
  • Country: France
  • Language: French
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 94 min

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