iVolve

Liked the concept of Siri as actualised android. Thought the reversal of the human / android roles was a little unnecessary though, and slightly confusing given the 'human's' barcode at the beginning. Some nice strong filmmaking, particularly the use of sound to enhance the chase at the end. Team intro made me laugh.

This was an interesting twist on the technology side by making humans the technology used by robots. Haven't seen this used by another team yet so was a refreshing take on the genre and the Siri scene at the begining was quite funny. I felt that the story didn't really go anywhere after the initial reveal and the end felt a little strange with the piano playing, not sure if I missed a key part of the story here or not. Not a bad film but would have been good for them to push even further with their initial idea.

Technically quite good, and Siri was a nice idea. The piano confused me towards the end but loved the first scene with her cleaning the keys...and the getaway. Good effort all round!

Clever idea and excellent use of audio to enhance the chase scene. Some good acting performances

I liked the human-android twist whereby we are actually the slaves. It did take me a while to realize this though because of the bar-code on Siri's neck - slightly confusing. I didn't quite understand the piano playing motif, though it was nice. Good use of music but I do think the middle was lacking in narrative tension.

I was really impressed by the writing in this film! Some pretty massive ideas, well thought out and very well communicated with in the constraints of a short film. I thought the barcodes on the neck was a great costume choice for the cyborg genre, and enjoyed the shift away from slapstick comedy which is obviously pretty plentiful in 48. WELL DONE!

A very interesting take on the R/C/A Genre. Credit to the writers for trying to pull off a challenging and original script with a lot of social/technological layers. The film felt well paced, shot, and acted but the narrative was a little patchy. Will be interesting to watch again in a stand alone viewing rather than in a heat with mostly comedies.

I was really impressed by the writing in this film! Some pretty massive ideas, well thought out and very well communicated with in the constraints of a short film. I thought the barcodes on the neck was a great costume choice for the cyborg genre, and enjoyed the shift away from slapstick comedy which is obviously pretty plentiful in 48. WELL DONE!