Blueprint

Year: 2003

Runtime: 108 mins

Language: German

Director: Rolf Schübel

Science FictionDrama

The first cloned human tells her own story. Composer Iris Sellin, thirty, learns she has an incurable disease. Wanting to preserve her music beyond death, she arranges her own cloning. Her daughter Siri, created as a virtual twin, discovers she is the world’s first clone—a living blueprint of her mother. From that revelation everything changes.

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