The Only Ones

In a post-pandemic world where Inez volunteers as a test subject, she becomes responsible for a genetically significant baby girl named Ani after a last-minute change by her wealthy, grieving client. As she navigates threats from government oversight and religious zealots, Inez strives to protect Ani and give her a hopeful childhood, all while confronting the deeper themes of love, class, and reproductive technology. The story offers a tender, stylish exploration of maternal bonds and ethical complexities.