Looking for Eternity

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| name = Looking for Eternity

| native_name = {{infobox name module|fr|Portion d'éternité}}

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| director = Robert Favreau

| screenplay = Robert Favreau

| producer = Marie-Andrée Vinet

| starring = Marc Messier
Danielle Proulx
Paul Savoie

| music = Marie Bernard

| cinematography = Guy Dufaux

| editing = Hélène Girard

| studio = Les Productions du regard

| distributor = Prima Films

| released = {{film date|1989|8||FFM}}

| runtime = 106 minutes

| country = Canada

| language = French

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Looking for Eternity ({{langx|fr|Portion d'éternité}}) is a Canadian science fiction drama film, directed by Robert Favreau and released in 1989.Gerald Pratley, A Century of Canadian Cinema. Lynx Images, 2003. {{ISBN|1-894073-21-5}}. p. 129. The film stars Paul Savoie as Antoine, a doctor running a fertility clinic; after Pierre (Marc Messier) and Marie (Danielle Proulx), an infertile couple who were clients of his clinic, are killed in a car accident, he is drawn into a legal battle with Pierre's father (Gilles Pelletier), who wants their embryos destroyed, while Antoine himself wants to use them to test his theory that a form of immortality can be achieved through cloning.Mary Alemany-Galway, "Robert Favreau's Portion d'éternité". Cinema Canada, November 1989.

The cast also includes Patricia Nolin as Hélène, a government agent investigating Antoine's clinic, as well as Maryse Gagné, Raymond Cloutier, Johanne-Marie Tremblay, Daniel Gadouas, Hélène Mercier and Mark Hellman in supporting roles.