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Sci-Fi Short Film Computer Love - DUST - Online Premiere

Sci-Fi Short Film Computer Love - DUST - Online Premiere

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When a sheltered teenage girl is caught cheating on her boyfriend with her family’s new robot, she must choose between her old life and her new love. Computer Love by Joe Picozzi Connect with the Filmmaker: More About Computer Love: Quinn, a sheltered teenage girl in the future, begins cheating on her dating-app-arranged boyfriend with her family's new robot houseboy, Michael. They quickly fall in love and exchange fantasies of running away together. After her parents catch them, they announce they're turning Michael in for a new model. Quinn must decide whether or not she should abandon her family and everything she's ever known to pursue her love with a machine. Computer Love Credits: Written, Directed, Edited and Produced by Joseph Picozzi Producers Connor Williams Beidi Wang Mishal Mahmud Story by Joseph Picozzi & John Fairchild Cinematographer Chaochen Li Production Designer Yuelin Jolene Zhao Costume Designer Sophia Weltman Casting Directors Suzanne Yavuz CSA Jaqueline Gallagher CSA Art Directors Mengqing Yuan Adele Biraghi Assistant Art Director Ashley Popiwchak Sound Design & Mix Jack Sobo Original Score by Dummy (Jack Sobo & Jon Sewitz) 1st Assistant Director John Fairchild Unit Production Manager Anabel Inigo 2nd Assistant Director/Script Supervisor Josephine Lewis Sound Recordist Bun Real VFX Supervisor & Artist Stephen Burchell 1st Assistant Camera Gerald Tineo 2nd Assistant Camera Hongshi Zhong Gaffer Tony Tehle Key Grip John Hanle Best Boy Hao Geng Head MUA & Hair Stylist Dou Pothmolita Special Effects Makeup Artist Dou Pothmolita Color by Chaochen Li Costume & Hair & Makeup Assistant Eva Zapata Set Decorator Joseph Jin VFX Consultant Jack Longo Assistant Editor John Fairchild Back Cast Model Joey Swift Production Assistant Lauren Germani COVID Compliance Officer Ashley Buelher On Set Photographer McKayla Chandler Hair/Makeup Assistant Yoko Haitz Production Coordinator Henrik Larsen Music Supervisor Livy Rodriguez-Behar Logo and Poster Designed by Jasmin Chavez Titles and Credits Designed by Joseph Picozzi Science Advisor Seth Neel, Ph. D. New Love Written by Kevin Shoemaker Courtesy see first submission of Kevin Shoemaker Executive Producers Billie Dimare Thomas Dimare Thomas Dimare II Doreen Picozzi Joseph A Picozzi Connor Masterson Associate Producers Carl Dimitri Bill & Lisa Dimitri Brett Erik Johnson Bob & Maria Marcello Sean Marchionte Michael Marchionte Lila & Victor Neel Nicholas & Lisa Zammarelli Cast: Ali Gallo Sean Ormond Anne Stedman Shaw Jones Ryan Scott Morris
Date: 2024-06-25

Comments and reviews: 7


I agree with a previous comment, for me, it was the food that really sold this film! It's quite accurate to what would be expected. A color theme that feels separated from the origin ingredients. An unusually presentation focused meal within the home setting. The completely flat and mirrored plates made it feel particularly futurist. (Squid is supposed to be particularly plentiful in an acidified ocean, which makes me believe this presentation was carefully thought out)
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Great story. .. maybe only just a bit ahead of its time. However, couldn't help but notice the cheesey ancient optical disk (maybe you wanted the memory metaphor to be obvious to the viewer, but really, it could have at least been some sort solid state device. Ironically, here in the real world of the moment, (mostly) guys are actually falling in love with their virtual online AI girlfriends. .. the film Her comes to mind, but I digress.
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Love all the detail. the food, the house decorations, even the details of the house structure from the stair handrail to the dining room windows. The special effects look natural and normal from Michael's shot off switch to his data port.
Well done.

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Enjoyed this, would love to see a part 2 at least.
Also a little scary showing reliance on AI for everthing from looking after your house to your phone telling you how to deal with personal situations.
When's part 2

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Quinn asks Michael what he wants out of his life, as if this was something every human would easily be able to answer. If that's so, I may be a robot, because just like Michael, I haven't figured it out yet.
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I don't really believe in robots having conscience etc, but if one day they make robots that lifelike, no one can blame us if we fall in love with one of them >: /
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Nice work. Loved the acting, specially the love birds. Times are changing, who knows how relationships will evolve Thanks for the story.
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