It starts bad. It goes worse

Rating: Null/10 (10 May 2017)

It starts bad. Nobody is selected to win something. Nobody is male. All the congrats and the petting comes from women. Young, attractive. Than you meet the creator. The creator is man. A bearded man. Concerned about living healthy, doing sports, and an alcoholic. And not just any alcoholic, but one that loses control with strangers in his presence. In fact, we never get to meet more of the creator. He, like the nobody, stays a flat supporting act. So we get to meet the AI. Which is also a flat supporting act. Nothing moves forward. And there is a lot of magic. Like house cleaning.
Than, the script writer becomes even wiser. And the viewer is offered a strange talk about sexuality in which one party asks about libido, who he names sexuality, and the second party answers about assumed gender, also called sexuality. And the only thing that is clear is the writer is a heterosexual male.
About the backgrounds: they are very interesting. Better than anything seen lately. But the camera composition is strange at least: a choice of panoramic screen in which a third up to more than a half is dead space. Which makes me wonder what was in the director's head? Certainly not much, as this is a miss.
I won't divulge the end, but it is crap.
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