In order to identify a body identical to him, Darius Lefaux, a successful detective, has been called by the police, but upon his investigation on the mysterious body, he finds out that there are other 6 versions of himself, and not all of them are kind and good, so he tries to find them before they find him and harm him.
Judet-Weinshel's feature wears numerous influences on its sleeve, yet derivation isn't the problem here; rather, it's a scattershot structure that undercuts the cohesiveness (and effectiveness) of its story...
