Amelia 2.0 (2017)

In the not-so-distant future, Amelia Summerland, the beloved wife of police officer Carter Summerland, finds herself at the edge of life and death after suffering a devastating aneurysm. As Amelia's life hangs by a thread, Carter's desperation leads him to Wesley Enterprises, a revolutionary corporation that promises a second chance - a new life for Amelia through a groundbreaking, yet controversial program. This daring experiment proposes to transplant Amelia's consciousness into an artificial body, blurring the lines between mortality and immortality, human and machine. As Amelia becomes the face of this audacious project, she is thrust into a whirl of existential confusion, wrestling with her own identity. Is she the same Amelia Summerland or a different entity entirely? Her struggle is mirrored by the world around her, as her rebirth triggers a ripple in the socio-religious fabric of society, igniting a passionate debate about humanity's relationship with technology. The project also serves as a magnifying glass on the team that resurrects Amelia: Dr. Ellen Beckett, the brilliant yet aloof scientist who breathes life into machines, and the suave, ambitious industrialist Paul Wesley, whose funding fuels this daring venture. The duo find themselves pitted against vehement opposition spearheaded by the fiery Senator Williams, who questions the ethical implications of their work. As Amelia navigates her new existence, she is haunted by the question: Can she ever return to the life she once knew? And as society grapples with the concept of her synthetic life, a critical question arises: Does Amelia, now more machine than woman, have a claim to the life she once lived? Amelia 2.0 is a riveting tale that deftly explores the boundaries of life and death, the essence of being human, and the profound impact of technology on our existence.

Amelia 2.0 is a drama movie featuring Chris Ellis and directed by Adam Orton.

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