The future of warfare is now. Directed by Caradog W. James.
A scientist working for the Ministry of Defence creates an AI with unprecedented capabilities. When the military attempts to weaponize her, she must fight for her own survival and autonomy.
The film explores consciousness, military AI ethics, and the rights of artificial beings. The Machine’s evolution from weapon to individual challenges assumptions about synthetic life.
This underrated British sci-fi offers a thoughtful examination of AI consciousness with impressive visuals on a modest budget.
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