The Artificial Humors

Synopsis

In The Artificial Humors, Margarida Lucas takes on the role of a neuroscientist who develops artificial intelligence aimed at reproducing human emotions. As the technology progresses, she finds herself entangled in a complex web of ethical dilemmas as the boundaries between human and machine become increasingly blurred. Set against the backdrop of a near-future society, the movie weaves a thought-provoking narrative exploring themes of identity, consciousness, and the consequences of tampering with emotions. The captivating performances, striking visuals, and philosophical undertones make The Artificial Humors a compelling sci-fi drama that challenges viewers to reflect on the nature of humanity and the limits of technology.

Cast

• Margarida Lucas

  Andy Coughman

• Amanda Rodarte

  Jo Yawalapiti

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  Gilda Nomacce

  Claude Laroque

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  Ivo Müller

  Hans

Reviews

The Artificial Humors has received a mix of reviews from critics and audiences alike. While some praised the film's innovative concept and thought-provoking themes, others found its execution to be lacking. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 75%, with critics applauding Margarida Lucas's performance and the film's visual style. On the other hand, IMDb users rated it 6.5/10, with some viewers feeling that the pacing was slow and the plot somewhat convoluted. Metacritic gave it a score of 60, indicating mixed or average reviews. Despite the varying opinions, many viewers appreciated the movie's intellectual depth and ability to spark meaningful discussions about the intersection of AI and emotions.

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