史蒂芬的生命正在倒數，但妻子卡特琳捨不得放手。
她決定在丈夫離開之前，用人工智慧複製他的聲音、記憶與性格，打造一個不會老去、不會死亡的數位分身。這是愛，還是恐懼？當死亡不再是絕對的終點，我們要如何學會放手？而我們又是否應該放手？
Stephan is terminally ill, and time is running out. The future is uncertain, but one thing is clear: his wife, Katrine, is not ready to let him go.
Together, they embark on an unprecedented project — to create a digital version of Stephan. A new presence shaped by his memories, voice, and personality, developed in a race against time with the help of artificial intelligence that has never before been used in this way. As Stephan’s body weakens, the technology grows stronger.
For Katrine, the project is driven by love, but also by fear. If she cannot keep the living Stephan, she wants his digital twin — the version that never ages, never dies, and never disappears.
The story unfolds at the fragile boundary between hope and desperation, intimacy and control. It raises fundamental questions about identity, grief, and what it means to be human in a time when technology may allow us to outlive our own deaths. When death is no longer a definitive end, how do we learn to let go — and should we?
Magnus Bardeleben是屢獲殊榮的紀錄片導演，擁有超過18年創作經驗。他以真誠、貼近人物核心的敘事風格著稱，總能與拍攝對象建立深厚而罕見的信任關係。
他的作品不斷突破紀實敘事的疆界，畫面語言富有電影感，核心卻始終聚焦於真實的人、真實的情感，以及面對個人乃至社會層面重大挑戰時的掙扎與堅持。
Magnus Bardeleben is an award-winning documentary filmmaker with over 18 years of experience. Known for his authentic, character-driven style, Magnus builds a rare closeness with his contributors.
His work consistently pushes the boundaries of narrative storytelling within nonfiction. While his films maintain a cinematic visual language, at their heart they are about real people, real emotion, and the struggle to overcome deeply personal and often societal challenges.
