Spontaneous Combustion (1990)

A young man uncovers a disturbing secret about his family: his parents were unknowingly part of a top-secret atomic weapons experiment before he was born. This discovery leads him to explore the implications of genetic manipulation and how it has shaped his life. The experimental exposure has subtle, lasting effects on him, prompting a journey of self-discovery and questions about his identity. The film examines scientific ethics, personal responsibility, and the relationship between parents and children as they intersect with the results of this experiment. It's a story about one man trying to understand his place in a world altered by the legacy of atomic experimentation and his struggle to cope with the truth about his origins.