Ex Machina

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British film film independent film psychological thriller film science fiction film

Ex Machina is a 2014 science fiction psychological thriller film about artificial intelligence and human consciousness, written and directed by Alex Garland.

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instanceOf British film →
film →
independent film →
psychological thriller film →
science fiction film →
awardReceived Academy Award for Best Visual Effects →
British Academy Film Award for Best Visual Effects →
boxOfficeRevenueUSD 36800000 →
budgetUSD 15000000 →
castMember Alicia Vikander →
Domhnall Gleeson →
Oscar Isaac →
Sonoya Mizuno →
characterPortrayed Alicia Vikander as Ava →
Domhnall Gleeson as Caleb Smith →
Oscar Isaac as Nathan Bateman →
Sonoya Mizuno as Kyoko →
cinematographyBy Rob Hardy →
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom →
United States →
director Alex Garland →
distributor A24 →
Universal Pictures →
editedBy Mark Day →
filmingLocation Norway →
United Kingdom NERFINISHED →
genre drama film →
psychological thriller →
science fiction →
hasColorInfo color →
hasMetacriticScore 78 →
hasRottenTomatoesApprovalRating 92 →
language English →
mainCharacter Ava →
Caleb Smith →
Kyoko →
Nathan Bateman →
motionPictureRating R →
musicBy Ben Salisbury →
Geoff Barrow →
narrativeLocation mountain estate →
remote research facility →
nominatedFor Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay →
producer Allon Reich →
Andrew Macdonald →
Eli Bush →
Scott Rudin →
productionCompany DNA Films →
Film4 Productions →
publicationDate 2014-12-16 →
releaseYear 2014 →
runtimeMinutes 108 →
screenplayDebutOf Alex Garland as director →
screenwriter Alex Garland →
setInPeriod contemporary era →
subject Turing test →
artificial intelligence →
ethics of technology →
gender and objectification →
human consciousness →
surveillance →
theatricalReleaseDate 2015-01-21 →
2015-04-10 →
writer Alex Garland →
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Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Alex Garland →
Oscar Isaac →
Scott Rudin →
notableWork
Alex Garland →
directed
Alex Garland →
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