The Passing

Year: 1984

Runtime: 96 mins

Language: English

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The story follows an aging World War II veteran who joins an experimental program to transfer his consciousness into a youthful body, and a young man on death row who is compelled to serve as the physical donor. Their lives become intertwined as the veteran seeks rejuvenation and the prisoner is forced to provide the body.

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