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Cloning Humans is a big deal...

A female clone from the future explains all the post-apocalyptic history of mankind, since 2003, the year when the first human clone was born. Cloning humans was banned because of a small budget film that showed all the consequences of cloning. She was part of that movie, she was the lead actress. The group who made the movie was somehow disappeared back in 2004, but their final movie managed to be given to public.

The movie was called "Planet Of The Clones", a sci-fi movie about an experiment of human cloning that failed. The scientists who made that experiment were sending the human "garbage" to a specific planet for a certain death. The deformed clones managed to survive and sent a message to the scientists about their revenge. If the movie was completed, it would have shown the damage that the clones would have made to the world.
The female clone who tells the story, also remembers what happened during those shooting days. Some uniformed commandos captured the whole group, threaten them to stop making that movie.

The girl obviously fails in remembering everything, and the viewer gets lost inside her mind. Suffering from memories that look real to her, she can't tell the difference between a memory and reality.

The movie remains snuff to it's end, with different kinds of shocks to the viewer, from showing the director shouting cut, to actually showing the reality in the film group's real life.

This movie is never shown to a cinema. Later this year, there will be a special release of this film, re-edited as "Clones". It will be a full length feature film, with all the missing footage and some really astonishing special effects. You can find the DVD of this original minutes edit in our shop. The special edition release of Clones will include the short film and also various other stuff from that MacabroFilms' summer...

Klonismos
MacabroFilms (c) 2004, Short Movie, DVCam, 31 min.