Adam

Suburbia. Autumn. A child's swing creaking. After their son's death, a grieving couple turn to a geneticist offering resurrection via cloning. Years later, the boy returns…changed. Hamm's update of the demonic-child trope is less Rosemary's Baby, more middling Twilight Zone episode.

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Nick Hamm directed Adam in 2004. See Nick Hamm's full filmography, where to start with Nick Hamm, or where to go after you've seen everything by Nick Hamm.

Adam was released in 2004 (EN original-language production), with a runtime of 102 minutes.