Do I Love You Robot, Do I? (DVD) Kyoko Maki The Bloodstone

The Bloodstone

'I feel intuitively that music must have been the first cell from which language

the film captures a specific moment in American independent filmmaking where counterculture themes clashed with law-and-order paranoia

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mysterious attack on the city

Do I Love You Robot, Do I? (DVD) Kyoko Maki The BloodstoneOne day they will walk among us. Anthropomorphic robots are increasingly introduced into our lives: they meet us in receptions and lobbies, educate children, and even live in families as partners and wives. Engineers are trying to make robots as human like as possible, to the extent that we may not even realize we are meeting a robot. This brand new documentary explores the most human like robots and the advancements in technology blurring the lines