Teknolust (2002)

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Anxious to use artificial life to improve the world, Rosetta Stone, a bio-geneticist creates a Recipe for Cyborgs and uses her own DNA in order to breed three Self Replicating Automatons, part human, part computer named Ruby, Olive and Marine.

Intro
"Teknolust" is an independent drama from 2002, directed and written by Lynn Hershman Leeson. This American science fiction and funny film stars Tilda Swinton in a distinct quadruple function featuring cutting-edge innovation in the middle of a future age that teeters in between the merging limit of reality and fiction.

Plot Summary
The plot focuses on the bio-geneticist, called Dr. Rosetta Stone (represented by Tilda Swinton), who uses her DNA to produce 3 Self-Replicating Automatons (SRAs). These characters, called Ruby, Marine, and Olive, represented by Swinton also, are colored noticeably in red, blue, and green and must be injected with male Y chromosomes to make it through.

Ruby, unlike the other two SRAs, endeavors out into the real world to seduce human men, capture their semen, and bring it back to assist her sis endure. Her victims end up being impotent after engaging with her, begin to experience a viral syndrome, and exhibit a ruby-colored rash. These disturbing signs result in an across the country break out triggering panic and fear.

Unfolding Drama and Intrigue
Throughout the film, it is noted that the SRAs wish for human-like experiences and desires. Marie wishes to swim, Olive wish to garden, and Ruby yearns to live freely, like a human woman. This longing for human experiences causes intricate psychological chaos within them.

In the middle of the mayhem and rising fear due to the strange condition, an unsuspected romance unfolds between Ruby and a shy, lonesome copy shop employee, Sandy, incredibly depicted by Jeremy Davies. Issues take place as outdoors forces, consisting of the jealous Dr. Stone and a pair of FBI representatives, begin surrounding Ruby's nocturnal activities.

Ending and Concluding Thoughts
Eventually, Dr. Stone reveals the remedy to treat the affected males, and in the process, winds up widening the anti-viral scope to consist of the common cold and HIV. As the film concludes, the SRAs can now make it through without injections. Ruby, in her newfound human-like existence, stays with Sandy, while Olive and Marine stick with Dr. Stone and maintain their distinct personalities.

"Teknolust" is an expedition of technology's progressing impact on human existence. It raises extensive concerns about identity, the interaction in between artificial and human life, and the role of innovation in defining the boundaries of love and desire. Home into the uncharted areas of artificial intelligence, the movie functions as an allegory of postmodernism and provides a gendered story of technology.

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