Films playing with the integrated use of Artificial Intelligence are beginning to proliferate and in this short film we navigate through a world of images created in this way, but also through conversations with a chatbot that reveals all the tendencies and prejudices of human beings. 　　Artificial intelligence is not something new, but in recent years there has been a dominance of the subject in culture that has been impossible to deny or avoid. Society is permeable, and should be, to new technologies, but it is inevitable that we talk about what is lost with their introduction. AI, like many other technologies before it, replaces human resources, but in this case it also replaces psychological and emotional resources. This is where Replika comes in, a chatbot where we can create romantic or friendly relationships with an artificial intelligence. Our Replika won’t criticize us; on the contrary, it will comfort us in any moment of emotional turmoil. Humanized by some, mistreated by others, Inès Sieulle’s film uses Replika not to talk about the machine’s dominance over human beings, but rather to hold up a mirror to humanity itself. (Rui Mendes)

Films playing with the integrated use of Artificial Intelligence are beginning to proliferate and in this short film we navigate through a world of images created in this way, but also through conversations with a chatbot that reveals all the tendencies and prejudices of human beings. 　　Artificial intelligence is not something new, but in recent years there has been a dominance of the subject in culture that has been impossible to deny or avoid. Society is permeable, and should be, to new technologies, but it is inevitable that we talk about what is lost with their introduction. AI, like many other technologies before it, replaces human resources, but in this case it also replaces psychological and emotional resources. This is where Replika comes in, a chatbot where we can create romantic or friendly relationships with an artificial intelligence. Our Replika won’t criticize us; on the contrary, it will comfort us in any moment of emotional turmoil. Humanized by some, mistreated by others, Inès Sieulle’s film uses Replika not to talk about the machine’s dominance over human beings, but rather to hold up a mirror to humanity itself. (Rui Mendes)

影片讲述巴黎有一群不羁青年如何投身革命，让.皮埃尔.利奥出演一位理想主义愤青，邂逅了一位受爱戴的流行女星，通过他们的爱情故事，展现了60年代巴黎浪漫的“青春实验”。 　　影片有一个简单的故事，描述记者保罗访问刚出道的摇滚女歌手马德莱娜，趁机对她展开追求。过程之中出现了十多段断断续续互相交错的纪录片段，讨论到政治、性、喜剧、乡愁等诸多话题，等于对戈达尔所谓的“马克思与可口可乐下成长的孩子”作一总体剖析。

影片讲述巴黎有一群不羁青年如何投身革命，让.皮埃尔.利奥出演一位理想主义愤青，邂逅了一位受爱戴的流行女星，通过他们的爱情故事，展现了60年代巴黎浪漫的“青春实验”。 　　影片有一个简单的故事，描述记者保罗访问刚出道的摇滚女歌手马德莱娜，趁机对她展开追求。过程之中出现了十多段断断续续互相交错的纪录片段，讨论到政治、性、喜剧、乡愁等诸多话题，等于对戈达尔所谓的“马克思与可口可乐下成长的孩子”作一总体剖析。

一部关于一名男子死后再婚并陷入婚外情的性爱电影。

Steven Shorter是英国一位音乐巨星.他的音乐广为流传,从青少年到老人都喜欢他的音乐.他毫无恶习,更不吸毒.人们都喜欢他. 　　他的经纪人开始利用他的名望来为农民推销苹果。。。。

Steven Shorter是英国一位音乐巨星.他的音乐广为流传,从青少年到老人都喜欢他的音乐.他毫无恶习,更不吸毒.人们都喜欢他. 　　他的经纪人开始利用他的名望来为农民推销苹果。。。。

Dr Michael Mosley and Professor Alice Roberts investigate if male and female brains really are wired differently. 　　New research suggests that the connections in men and women's brains follow different patterns, patterns which may explain typical forms of male and female behaviour. But are these patterns innate, or are they shaped by the world around us? 　　Using a team of human lab rats and a troop of barbary monkeys, Michael and Alice test the science and challenge old stereotypes. They ask whether this new scientific research will benefit both men and women - or whether it could drive the sexes even further apart.

Dr Michael Mosley and Professor Alice Roberts investigate if male and female brains really are wired differently. 　　New research suggests that the connections in men and women's brains follow different patterns, patterns which may explain typical forms of male and female behaviour. But are these patterns innate, or are they shaped by the world around us? 　　Using a team of human lab rats and a troop of barbary monkeys, Michael and Alice test the science and challenge old stereotypes. They ask whether this new scientific research will benefit both men and women - or whether it could drive the sexes even further apart.

When retired East End villain Charlie Archer is murdered by a feral street gang, his brother Ritchie returns to London from Spain to investigate. With the police investigation drawing blank after blank, Ritchie decides to take the law into his own hands and bring his old school justice back to the streets of East London. Rounding up his old firm, he leads a vigilante crusade against the vicious young criminals, using every grizzly method at his disposal to find and punish his brother s killers. They're outgunned and outnumbered, but this firm has never been outclassed yet.