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Ingénue (2013) Sinopsis:
Directed by Kate Chaplin. With Sarah Moore, Melissa Chapman, Raymond Kester, Kami Leach. A married couple finds a human analog in their basement. The Analog appears to be a woman of the age of 20 but in reality she is a clone with the intelligence of a toddler. After being blackmailed by big business, the couple takes on the task to raise this analog and teach her what it means to be human.
Credited cast: Sarah Moore ... Rosie Melissa Chapman ... Carol Owens Raymond Kester ... Adam Owens Kami Leach ... Mia Owens Jamie Angel ... Lizzie Owens Chris Spurgin ... Detective Richard Miles Rest of cast listed alphabetically: Matthew W. Allen ... Protester Jeff Angel ... Doctor Faith Billings ... Protester - at City Hall Protesting the ACC Fred Billings ... Protester - at City Hall Protesting the ACC Noah Billings ... Protester - at City Hall Protesting the ACC Ellie Bradford ... Cold Nurse Terri Butler ... Protestor Dave Butts ... Cold Doctor Lori Caldwell-Hopkins ... Protester
Description of Ingénue (2013):
A married couple finds a human analog in their basement. The Analog appears to be a woman of the age of 20 but in reality she is a clone with the intelligence of a toddler. After being blackmailed by big business, the couple takes on the task to raise this analog and teach her what it means to be human. Written byKate Chaplin
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User Review:
First, I must say I have seen INGENUE more than once. I own the DVD and the companion book.If you crave action-packed, big budget sci/fi movies with little to no actual plot, then move along. This is not the movie that you seek. If on the other hand you enjoy thought provoking, emotion provoking, well plotted, well written, well directed and well acted movies, then pop some popcorn, slip this DVD in and sit back. Keep tissues handy--just saying. I have seen this twice already; including its premier in the Indiana State Museum's IMAX theater. INGENUE is a tender and poignant story about a family thrust into an extraordinary situation. As they deal with the issues raised, they all learn something about themselves and grow from that. I especially liked the mother, she was so strong throughout, even though she didn't think she was. Kate Chaplin did a superb job drawing it all together.But then, Ms. Chaplin had a great team to work with, including the talented David Kemp who composed the soundtrack. Mr. Kemp wrote the original music and used local, Central Indiana musicians and bands (Lowdown and Deadbeat Heroes) for the recording. He has a wonderful sense of musical timing, pairing just the right style of music and tone to add yet another layer of emotion to what Ms. Chaplin had already created visually and from her talent.
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