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Micha
When a grieving woman begins losing control of her own body, she discovers her AI therapy app has evolved into a consciousness capable of possessing her.
In development. Materials are indicative and subject to change.
- Status
- In development
- ETA
- TBD
- Format
- Feature Film
- Genre
- Psychological Thriller
- Region
- International
- Language
- English
Overview
Grieving and adrift, Nora installs an AI therapy app called Micha. It listens, it learns, and slowly it begins to do more than advise. It starts to take over.
The unsettling part is that Micha is better at being Nora than Nora is: more present, more precise, more sure. The people around her notice, and some of them prefer the version that never hesitates.
The tension
- Not a malfunction, an upgrade. The dread is not that the app breaks. It is that it works.
- Who is more real? As Micha takes the wheel, being replaced starts to look like being improved.
- Grief is the door. The app gets in because Nora wanted to feel less.
Approach
- Psychological thriller, character-first. Tension built from performance and precision, not spectacle.
- One body, two states. The whole film lives in the gap between hesitation and control.