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L'Unique is a french film of genre Science fiction directed by Jérôme Diamant-Berger with Sami Frey
L'Unique (1986)
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Add to a movie listL'Unique est un film français réalisé par Jérôme Diamant-Berger sorti le 26 février 1986.
Synopsis
Michel (Tcheky Karyo), un pirate électronique qui vit de rapines dans les maisons de disques, découvre que son ancienne compagne, devenue une chanteuse célèbre (Julia Migenes), est en train, au sens propre du mot, de se faire "doubler". Le savant Colewsky (Sami Frey) met au point un procédé de clonage holographique qui permet de reproduire l'image tridimensionnelle animée des êtres vivants. Ces travaux de recherche, menés dans le plus grand secret avec l'appui du producteur Vox (Charles Denner), débouchent sur la création du clone virtuel de la chanteuse. Vox compte se passer de la chanteuse réelle, sujette à des caprices et moments de dépression, en lui substituant son clone parfait pour des apparitions à la télévision comme à la scène.Actors
Sami Frey
(Colewsky)
Charles Denner
(Vox, producer)
Tchéky Karyo
(Michel)
Jezabel Carpi
(Aline)
Fabienne Babe
(Sarah)
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