Director:
Caradog W. JamesGuión:
Caradog W. JamesCámara:
Nicolai BrüelMúsica:
Tom RaybouldReparto:
Toby Stephens, Sam Hazeldine, Caity Lotz, Denis Lawson, Ben McGregor, Pooneh Hajimohammadi, Siwan Morris, Jade CrootSinopsis(1)
Con un mundo inmerso en la segunda Guerra Fría, el Ministerio de defensa Británico busca un arma que le permita ganar la batalla: la creación de un soldado androide, y nadie mejor para conseguirlo que el brillante programador Vincent McCarthy. Un error de programación en su primer intento le llevó a esconder aún mas sus investigaciones y refugiarse bajo tierra de miradas indiscretas. Pronto elaborará la maquina perfecta, el clon humano, la simulación de una mujer bella y a la vez peligrosa que será la clave para terminar con la guerra. Sin embargo, el programador, no contó con sensibilidad humana que esta maquina iba a desarrollar, y que pondría todos los planes del gobierno en peligro. (Alimpro Films)
(más)Reseñas (3)
It should have been either smarter and more original, or sillier and more fun. But like this it’s mostly boring, unfortunately.
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The whole time I was watching this film, I was thinking that even though it’s actually terrible, I still have to appreciate the enthusiasts who made it happen. But after an hour, I couldn’t take it anymore, I sadly admitted that this was bullshit and then switched to a much better program – Scorsese’s Taxi Driver. While it deals with an equally challenging topic, it manages to present it much better than the creators of this shit, which sure is imaginative, but very badly narrated and does not bring any new message.
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Quite interesting sci-fi. It's nice to see something again about artificial intelligence and about the line between created and acquired. Can artificial intelligence have its own consciousness, its own emotions, its own thoughts? It's not that original, it's quite boring in places, but you can definitely watch it. Maybe if there was a slightly bigger budget for a more interesting visual side.
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