Genetics professor Adam Slope clones his wife Dawn after she dies in a fire but the woman he creates is different than the woman he loved, so he tries over and over, in a desperate attempt to get her back exactly as she was.
Acting
Jennifer Finnigan playing multiple Dawn iterations with subtle differences.
Writing
The dark comedy of treating human replication like debugging code.
Practical Effects
Glassblowing workshop as visual metaphor for fragile, heated creation.
Director
Scott Perlman
Jonathan Silverman
Adam Slope
Jennifer Finnigan
Dawn Slope
Scout Taylor-Compton
Emma Grady
Richard Portnow
Shamus Trout
Richard Kind
Harold
Beth Grant
Rebecca
Angela Kinsey
Helen
Bai Ling
Professor Huan
Steven Bauer
Father Gregory
Thomas Q. Jones
Wyatt
Gena Shaw
Camille
Joel Michaely
Professor Mitchell
Dwayne Kennedy
Professor Bentley
Jonathan Lipnicki
Steve
Scott Krinsky
Lester
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Director Scott Perlman is a former attorney who self-financed this film; Jonathan Silverman and Jennifer Finnigan are real-life married couple.
The glassblowing motif mirrors Adam's work: beautiful objects destroyed and remade, with each version slightly flawed. His final acceptance means shattering the illusion forever.
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