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Deep Dive: Silicone Soul (2018)

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Silicone Soul
In Melody Gilbert’s 2018 film, Silicone Soul, the documentary examines the relationships between humans and synthetic companions, including romantic bonds and friendships. It features a recreation of the love between a mother and child, illustrating the emotional connections that can form with artificial beings. Gilbert captures these stories with a focus on the depth of emotion and understanding present in these interactions. The film presents a variety of human stories that challenge societal norms regarding companionship. By avoiding categorization, Silicone Soul presents a tapestry of experiences that resonate with universal themes of love and communication, allowing viewers to reflect on their perceptions of relationships with synthetic entities.

Why Watch

  • Meet people in romantic relationships with sex dolls.
  • Find out how synthetic companions mimic human emotions.
  • See the recreation of a mother-child bond with a doll.

Did You Know

The film is directed by Melody Gilbert.
Silicone Soul was released in 2018.
The documentary has a runtime of 71 minutes.
It was produced in the United States.

Perfect For

Human-robot interactionArtificial intelligenceModern relationships