Anya is a science-fiction drama that follows a young couple, Marco and Caroline, who are unable to conceive a baby on their own. They turn to a brilliant scientist, Dr. Morris, who offers them hope by using advanced genetic technologies to create an embryo that can adapt to any environment. The couple undergoes a rigorous selection process, and the result is a healthy and intelligent baby girl named Anya.
However, as Anya grows up, she starts to exhibit strange and unexplainable abilities that leave her parents and Dr. Morris puzzled. Anya has a unique ability to communicate with animals, perform extraordinary feats of strength, and regenerate her injuries quickly. Dr. Morris realizes that she has unwittingly created the perfect human being, one that can heal the world's illnesses and environmental disasters caused by human neglect.
As Anya's powers attract more and more attention, the couple and the scientist face an ethical dilemma. They must decide whether to exploit her abilities for the benefit of the world or keep her hidden and protected from those who would abuse her powers. In the end, they choose to use her abilities to heal the world, but that decision leads to a whole new set of challenges and consequences.
The film tackles themes of parenthood, identity, and the ethics of human gene editing and genetic modification. With its compelling storyline and stunning visuals, Anya is a thought-provoking and emotionally charged film that will leave audiences pondering the responsibilities and consequences of creating perfect human beings.