False Positive plot synopsis
The False Positive is a horror movie about a couple who turn to fertility specialist Dr. Hindle (Pierce Brosnan) after their attempts to conceive fail. Hindle is optimistic about their chances and offers them the special kind of treatment – the Hindle fertilization – which is a mix of IUI (Intrauterine insemination) and IVF (In vitro fertilization). The False Positive uses suspenseful music and sound effects to create an intense experience for its viewers.
Does Lucy get pregnant?
The good news is that Lucy and Adrian are expecting triplets. The bad news is that they have to decide which one to keep. ..
Lucy has had past complications with pregnancies, so her doctor suggests ‘selective reduction,’ which is the process of removing one of the embryos to improve the chances of survival for the others. ..
As the twins are in the same sack, Lucy has to choose between saving the boys or the girl. As Lucy wants a daughter, she decides to save the girl, although Adrian doesn’t seem particularly happy about this decision. ..
After undergoing treatment for a mental illness, Lucy begins to have strange hallucinations and crazy dreams. She becomes paranoid and believes that her doctor is doing something wrong with her body. Hindle insists that her delusions are real, but Lucy is adamant that they are not.
Does the pregnancy go well?
Lucy gives birth to two healthy boys, but the girl is stillborn. It is clear that Hindle went against her wishes and terminated her daughter instead of the twins, but the reason why isn’t immediately clear.
Adrian had a part to play in this too as he conspired with Hindle to keep the boys. He assumed Lucy’s maternal instincts would kick in and that she would forgive him but his beliefs prove wrong. She is extremely upset about the situation and refuses to mother the twins.
Why did Dr. Hindle interfere with the pregnancy?
Hindle is not the kindly fertility doctor that others believe. We learn that he had been running an illegal enterprise at his clinic and fertilizing patients with his own sperm. He has some kind of Messiah complex, evidenced by the line “God doesn’t make babies, I do,” and has a deluded belief that his genes are superior to everybody else’s. ..
The doctor kept the boys so he could have children with them and create other human beings that are as “remarkable” as himself. The doctor is clearly mad, of course – a classic case of “medical brain” – so despite his insistence that Lucy was delusional, it turns out that he was the one who was more than a little crazed. ..
Lucy’s experiences with the mad doctor have a significant impact on her mental state, which begins to unravel further.
Does Lucy lose her mind?
Yes, unfortunately, the answer is yes. ..
After learning about Hindle’s dodgy medical practices, Lucy goes on a rampage. She attacks both him and his head nurse and leaves them incapacitated. After finding her daughter’s foetus, Lucy returns home and fantasises about killing the twins. Thankfully, this fantasy doesn’t become a reality as she hands the boys over to Adrian and orders him to leave with them. However, as the movie draws to a close, it is clear that Lucy is not in control of her faculties.
In the final scene of the film, Lucy breastfeeding her foetus and disturbingly seeing the undeveloped child come to life, it is possible that Lucy has finally lost her mind and is in a psychotic mental state.
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