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This is a futuristic story about the relation between humans and technology (a current topic nowadays) and I really love this movie. Trieste is a beautiful and suggestive location where to film movies. The performances of the actors are amazing and the different types of characters are so interesting, especially I like Livio Soldini as Luca and Marcello Crea as Achille. There is a well-balanced mix between funny lines and moments of tension. You can relax and laugh watching it but, at the same time, it makes you reflect about life and the power that AI technology could have over the world.

I highly recommend it!!

I was born in Trieste, and it's always exciting to see my city featured in a film.

The film makes perfect use of the city, whose historical charm blends harmoniously with the futuristic setting, creating a visual backdrop that fits the themes perfectly. The young and promising cast, which includes newcomers to the film industry, brings a breath of fresh air and talent that makes the film even more engaging.

I really liked the actor Antonio Del Prete, his role in the unlikely confused inspector made me laugh a lot.

Directed by Marcello Crea, his films are low-budget but do not lack quality and are watched all over the world, which is a rarity in the international film scene.

A lonely man buys a female android, delivered by a sales agent who sets her up as if she were a common household appliance. It's the funniest scene in the film, but also the most unsettling, as it naturally reveals how the future imagined by the director is, in fact, already our present. The protagonist's unease runs through every visual and narrative choice. The characters, surreal only in appearance, highlight the contradictions of our era, offering an ironic and sharp mirror of contemporary society.

A film that entertains, but leaves behind a subtle, lasting discomfort-because it speaks of us more than we'd like to admit.

I appreciated this film for the skill of the actors, the music, and the unsettling situations, despite it being a comedy. The film reflects reality-or what it could become-where even love and relationships are experienced in "technological" terms. Somewhere, these things are already happening. It's a sad reality, but it's interesting to analyze it in an ironic and lighthearted way. The result is a sci-fi comedy unlike any other.

It's a film about artificial intelligence and the impact it could have on our lives, a hot and highly debated topic. The way it portrays this issue is both entertaining and thought-provoking. It makes you reflect on how AI is shaping our emotions and interactions, sometimes without us even realizing it. The film cleverly blends humor with an underlying sense of unease, making it stand out from typical comedies.

I highly recommend it-not only because it's well-made, but because it makes you think about a future that might be closer than we imagine. My opinion is absolutely positive.

I like this movie: the plot is interesting and well written, the dialogues are fluid and believable, and the actors act effectively. With a limited budget, the director managed to create a well-structured product, superior to many films that come out in theaters today. I really appreciate the central narrative choice; the style is always light, never vulgar, a comedy that deals with important themes with a naive smile on the lips, in the most classic style of certain comedies of the past. The main theme is the articial intelligence, and talks about the impact that it has on our lives. A movie about a possible future, which perhaps has already arrived.