| Released | 2015 | Rating | 15 in UK |
| Director | Alex Garland | Writer/s | Alex Garland |
| Starring | Alicia Vikander, Domhnall Gleeson, Oscar Isaac | ||
| Source of story | An original screenplay | ||
| Elevator Pitch | A young computer programmer wins a competition to spend a week at the home of his reclusive billionaire boss. When he gets there he finds that he is to carry out the “Turing Test” on a robot whose persona is that of an attractive female. But what will happen to her if she fails the test? | ||
| Content | Quite a bit of moderately complex discussion about robots and AI, while beer is being drunk. Interviews between the programmer and the robot. Some nudity – of women, or possibly robots. Some incredible scenary. A bit of violence. | ||
| A View | Be prepared to have to watch and listen carefully. It is good stuff, if a little disconcerting at times. The billionaire is suitably unpleasant. It won many awards including an Oscar for visual effects and got a best ever score, I should think, on Rotten Tomatoes (Beaten by Kilo Two Bravo). Keep alert for the dance! | ||
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