Thnaks for that. Wow! Sounds a bit sci-fi.Originally Posted by Jerjo
IMDB says: A streetwise hustler is pulled into a compelling conspiracy after witnessing the suicide of a girl who looks just like her.
That's the first ten minutes of episode one. Then everything spirals and spirals as more clones are revealed, the conspiracy is far deeper than they suspect, we wonder who is pulling whose strings, the bodies pile up, the stakes get higher and higher. Nudity and violence, not one to watch with the kids around to spoil your enjoyment of the aforementioned. Great acting, tight writing, actual credible science fiction with resounding human applications.
Edit: found a better description on Amazon. I need to order this DVD so I can watch with subtitles.
Sarah is a streetwise outsider, currently on the run from a bad relationship and painfully separated from her own daughter. When an eerily lookalike stranger commits a shocking suicide right in front of her, Sarah sees a potential solution to all her problems by assuming the dead woman’s identity and clearing out her bank account. But instead, she stumbles headlong into a kaleidoscopic thriller mystery, and soon uncovers an earth-shattering secret: she is a clone. As Sarah searches for answers, she soon learns there are more like her out there, genetically identical individuals, nurtured in wildly different circumstances. And someone is trying to kill them off, one by one.
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My office at work has a Buffy poster on its door, and figurines of Tara and Willow on the shelf (along with other figurines of Trinity from The Matrix, Harlequin, and, yes, Jimi Hendrix!). I know many of the scholars who write all that academically dense textual stuff, which can be found at slayageonline.com, and the more fan-based stuff at slayerlit.us, as well as at whedonesque.com, where I am very nearly banned for not loving Joss Whedon enough, as if. I'm a major Willow and Tara fan. I am admittedly quite sick!!
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