The Artifice Girl

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Haruchai T @RT32461260 3 days ago A surprising low budget film that works really well. No action, no pew pew, not a large cast but a great watch. It gave me the same vibe as I got watching 'The Man from Earth'. There is no substitute for really good writing. See more bryan W @RT22746540 Aug 2, 2026 I thought it was a good watch and kept me watching and on the edge of my seat. See more Paul O @pjkeys Jul 24, 2026 A VERY low budget film written in the form of a play with no money spent on any props or scenery. It tries to be cerebral but falls way short of this goal because creating an AI girl is just not that thought provoking. Much of the first part of the film takes place in a basement with no windows and nothing but a tv screen as the main distraction. No special effects, just a girl talking on a screen, and when the AI model finally becomes material, it's just the same girl with a bunch of wires and tubes hooked up to her back. The film makers didn't even spring for a decent makeup artist to show one of the main characters as an old man. They just hired and elderly actor to play him, which made it look the guy had aged into another person altogether. Don't waste your time on this low budget turkey. See more michael P @Labspeciman Jul 14, 2026 About an A.I. girl that is quite lifelike. No spoilers. You have to watch this one!! See more Matthew H. @BimmyLee Jun 21, 2026 The story is good but the writing/dialog is annoying. So bad that i wanted to turn off the movie a couple times but i wanted to see what happened See more Kevin L @Lakeman Apr 1, 2026 A very smart slice of science fiction. Our technology gets too powerful for us to control, manipulate, use for our own goals/intentions...agendas (?). In this case, it's AI; like the highest form of droid, in a sense, once it's put into a physical human form. It/They can then choose to abide & carry out our requests, our directive. Or this tech can completely turn on the creators to follow an agenda/directive of its own choosing. Themes include inherent ethical questions, sentience vs. sapeince, & justifying deception for one's own selfish goal; even if the goal has an altruistic base. There's fine acting in general. Ritch & Nichols are esp. good. Lance Henriksen is impressive, as usual. But it's Tatum Matthews as Cherry who so aptly portrays an 'almost human' AI generation, driving home the themes & raising questions as the highly sentient 'girl' who dances w/ joy & expression in the last scene. Good stuff from writer/director Franklin Ritch. 3.8 stars See more Read all reviews

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