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Love Immortal (2025)
Alan is the British founding father of cryonics — freezing the dead with the hope of reviving them in the future. When his wife dies, he honours their promise by preserving her, dreaming of one day reuniting. Years later, he meets someone new— but when she rejects cryonics, Alan must confront what truly matters most.
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Alan is the British founding father of cryonics — freezing the dead with the hope of reviving them in the future. When his wife dies, he honours their promise by preserving her, dreaming of one day reuniting. Years later, he meets someone new— but when she rejects cryonics, Alan must confront what truly matters most.
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