Euridice, Euridice

You know Orpheus and Eurydice, the love couple from Greek mythology? She dies. He gets a chance to bring her back from the underworld, if he doesn't turn around on the way. Spoiler: He does. Alexia has been successful in the film role of Euridyke. The passion between her and Ondina is there from the first frame, and is portrayed with intimacy and fingertip feeling. But behind the looks, the caresses, and the tenderness, something more can be sensed. An bodeful symbolism shadows Alexia's face both before and after she returns to her native Greece for a new filming assignment. The treacherous role of the serpent in the human tragedy is retold, and Ondina/Orpheus desires nothing more than to have their beloved back.

The constant development of technology gives us reminders, predicts the weather, suggests what we should do to get in a better mood, etc., but will it be able to give us the warmth of a lover's hand? Kira is a programmer and has simulated her husband's existence to live a virtual life with him. How does the digital lover affect their relationship?