Im Your Man 2021 German

I'm Your Man 2021 German

MOVIE INFORMATION

Movie Name: I'm Your Man

Director: Maria Schrader

Cast: Maren Eggert,Dan Stevens,Sandra Hüller,Hans Löw,Wolfgang Hübsch,Annika Meier,Falilou Seck,Jürgen Tarrach,Karolin Oesterling,Henriette Richter-Röhl,Monika Oschek.

Edited By: Hansjörg Weißbrich

Music By: Tobias Wagner

Distributed By: Majestic Filmverleih

Release Date: 2021-09-24

Release Year: 2021

Country: Germany

Available Language: German

Budget: Not Expose

IMDB: 7.0

Box Office: $501,700

Genre Main: Comedy

Genre Full: Comedy, Drama, Romance, Sci-Fi.

Filming Company: Letterbox Filmproduktion,SWR.

Official Site: https://bleeckerstreetmedia.com/im-your-man

Picture Color: color

Sound Mix: N/A

Picture Quality: 720p

File Size: 1GB

Story Line: In order to obtain research funds for her studies, a scientist accepts an offer to participate in an extraordinary experiment: for three weeks, she is to live with a humanoid robot, created to make her happy. Alma arrives at a dance club where an employee introduces her to Tom. Alma quizzes Tom on a complex math problem and trivial details about his favorite poem, and he readily answers. Tom then invites Alma to dance but suddenly begins repeating himself; he is quickly carried away, revealing him to be a robot. The employee apologizes, noting that Alma is one of only ten experts asked to evaluate their robots, reassuring her that they will fix the glitch and she can proceed with the three-week project the next day. Alma then visits Roger, her department head at the Pergamon Museum, ridiculing the many tests she went through to be presented with her "ideal man", mocking Tom and saying she's ready to write her evaluation. Roger reminds Alma that she agreed to the 3-week assessment and that he needs her expert input, as he is on an ethics committee that will decide if the robots will be given some human rights. Roger tells Alma that if she goes through with the experiment, he will allocate funds for her and her team to visit Chicago to see certain cuneiform tablets in person. Maria Schrader’s “I’m Your Man,” which won an award at Berlin earlier this year before a limited theatrical release from Bleecker Street next week, is a clever little movie, a film that defies its set-up as a familiar, quirky rom-com to become something deeper and more poignant about the human condition. Of course, using unimaginable technology to highlight what it really means to be human has been the foundation of science fiction for generations but Schrader and co-writer Jan Schomburg (working from a short story by Emma Braslavsky) imbue their genre hybrid with eloquence and intelligence. And it helps a great deal to have two delightful performers to deliver their themes. “I’m Your Man” may not break the mold, but it operates within it with confidence and grace.