Afin d'obtenir des fonds de recherche pour ses études, une scientifique accepte une offre de participer à une expérience extraordinaire: pendant trois semaines, elle doit vivre avec un robot humanoïde, créé pour la rendre heureuse.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Maria Schrader
Director
Maren Eggert
Alma
Dan Stevens
Tom
Sandra Hüller
Mitarbeiterin
Hans Löw
Julian
Wolfgang Hübsch
Vater Felser
Annika Meier
Cora
Falilou Seck
Dekan Roger
Jürgen Tarrach
Dr. Stuber
Henriette Richter-Röhl
Steffi
Monika Oschek
Frau im Café
Inga Busch
Regina
Mignon Remé
Rita
Karolin Oesterling
Chloé
Marlene-Sophie Haagen
Jule
Victor Pape-Thies
Leon
Amal Keller
Barista
Gabriel Munoz Munoz
Mr. Barmann
Jan Schomburg
Writer
Maria Schrader
Writer
Emma Braslavsky
Writer
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Commentaires
6 commentaires
I'm Your Man: Another film about A. I., consciousness, love and relationships. Basically a romantic drama. Alma (Maren Eggert) is an archaeologist who agrees to beta test an android, Tom (Dan Stevens) who is programmed to be the perfect fit for her emotionally and intellectually. After a couple of teething problems she takes him home but grates at his suggestions. An odd coupe indeed in spite of supposedly being the perfect match. How things between them develop is moulded by Alma's personal and professional life. Her father is ageing and won't admit that he can't cope, Alma grieves over a miscarriage she suffered during a past relationship and her former partner is very much around. Even Alma's childhood is relevant to the narrative. Quite funny but also serious at times in how it deals with people being treated as objects and denied agency. In some ways this is a reverse Stepford Wives. Directed/Co-written by Maria Schrader. 8/10.
