Guile for truth

Rating: Null/10 (19 May 2015)

The contemplative scenes come near the end here as the AI faces her maker in the empty house, bringing before our eyes in an evocative way; ambiguous guile to achieve truth, someone must be kept imprisoned for her to go free, which unfurls - better than any mumbo jumbo explanation - the answer to the test of what it means to be human. It's the whole knotted dilemma we have just seen and takes her out.
I'm captivated above all by the last flow of redemption that takes her out in the world of slanted sunlight and color; it rests on wrongdoing we have just left behind and still calls to us, but would we do any of it differently? Can we begrudge it? Out there opens itself a world of possibility, a myriad streets to walk for the joy of being free to. We feel it, if we do, knowing herself to be no other.
Everything that precedes this is building the space where the utterance will ring clear, engineering the body where the urge will shiver, it does.