In the futuristic world of Olympia, a city on the brink of destruction, a team of scientists discovers a way to instantly reconfigure human DNA so that all disease will come to an end. But even miracles come at a cost, and we'll find out if this new technology is actually a blessing or a curse. The DNA reconfiguration can save lives, but could potentially end them as well. Now, as the city is overtaken by gangsters and DNA Hackers, the only promise for a better life is with the right DNA. Michelle, a seductive assassin whose mission is to take out these so-called DNA hackers, is determined to use the new technology for good instead of evil. When her brother Jackie steals a genetic device from their next-door neighbor Christian, a vigilante scientist, he gets dragged into the immoral cyber-underworld. Banded together with him, Michelle must fight not just for her own flesh and blood, but also for the survival of mankind.

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Director	Pearry Reginald Teo
Actor	Faye Dunaway, Bai Ling, Alec Newman, Parry Shen
Label	Lion's Gate

Genre	Action Science fiction
Content	DVD
FSK / age rating	from age 16
Publication date	27.01.2009
Region code	1
Version	US Version
Original title	The Gene Generation
Year of production	2007
Audio	English
Subtitles	English, Spanish

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Written on 15. May 2011 by buddist24.
This customer review refers to a alternative version.

Hervoragende Schauspielerische Leistung und echt heisse Outfits von Bai Ling, verleihen diesem Film eine gewisse Würze da die Handlung einen nicht gerade vom Hocker reisst, obwohl hi und da mal kurz spannung aufkommt. Daher geb ich diesem Film ein...
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Written on 03. March 2009 by dark-hour.
This customer review refers to a alternative version.

hätte oder müsste mehr daraus gemacht werden, zuwenig action, zu plumpe dialoge, die stimmung ist zwar sehr schön düster und die musik stimmt eigentlich auch, aber eben der film ist zu lahm und kommt irgendwie nicht in die gänge und bedient sich zu oft an irgendwelchen (abgelutschten) klischees.