Madeline (Jordan Ladd) experienced two miscarriages after marriage, so she had high hopes for the fetus when she got pregnant again, and she did not hesitate to use drugs before pregnancy. In the usually somewhat depressing family atmosphere, her husband and mother-in-law also attach great importance to the condition of the fetus. Madeline decided to give birth at the home of Dr. Patty, a doctor of medicine. Her husband had doubts but still obeyed Madeline's idea. Madeline was uncomfortable before delivery, and the doctors suggested induced labor, but was stopped by the tough Patty. The depressed husband was in a car accident on the way home, resulting in the death of the fetus, but Madeline actually gave birth to a healthy baby three weeks later. Madeline took good care of the baby Grace, but found that her daughter fed on blood. Madeline had to silently supply her daughter's blood needs. On the other hand, the mother-in-law who noticed the abnormality tried to deprive Madeline of custody, which also led to a bloody ending... The film won the Jury Award at the 2009 Gerardmer Film Festival.