film about couple who plug into a simulation

In this short sci-fi drama film, a husband becomes obsessed with a virtual reality simulation where his deceased wife has been re-created as a digital avatar

A man becomes obsessed with a virtual reality game that can ressurect his murdered girlfriend in cyberspace.

A couple tries to bring romance and technology into their marriage, only to end up questioning each other's perception of reality.

A security guard’s world shatters when his wife reveals she is just an AI Companion before vanishing. Removing his VR headset, he realizes he’s been living in an illusion. When he spots a real woman identical to his AI wife, he questions whether his love was ever real.

A nerdish computer-type stumbles upon a virtual computer program that puts the viewer right into the experience. His roommate convinces him to use it as a sex-type program and sell folks various sexual "experiences." Meanwhile, the nerd aspires to date a girl he's too shy to approach, and hopes the virtual encounter program will help him out.

A pair of thieves break into an FBI warehouse and steal a virtual reality device that can record and replay sexual experiences.

Fascinated by a computer game that simulates the real world with unlimited possibilities, a young family man, an employee of an online store, gradually loses his sense of reality. Unsuited to family life, he makes a choice towards the flat world, creating in it an imaginary image of a man with a capital letter. Having made a bet on the virtual space, he does not notice how “orobotel". One day, coolly pressing “delete” on a folder with family photos, the only one that reminds him of reality, he finally plunges into the digital space and forgets about his loved ones...

An allegorical tale of a couple who attempt to renew their dying relationship by plugging directly into recordings of their memories.

Consumed by Virtual Reality addiction, a woman clings to the digitally reconstructed memory of her dead husband. As the lines of reality blur, she begins to question which world is real. The film is shot partially in 3D 180 degree view and partially in 2D. The format dynamically switches from 2D to 3D when the main character puts on her virtual reality goggles. This allows the viewer to see the virtual world through her eyes and creates a one of a kind cinematic experience.

Three cyborg couples enter a newly opened building: the Human Museum. They are confronted with exhibits of humanity: statues of intertwined bodies, anatomical informations, and educational films, reacting emotionally with astonishment, disgust, fear, and curiosity toward the objects in the exhibit. In an inevitable process of machine learning, the six protagonists change during their visit, learning to simulate the rules of arousal and attraction. The pairs are not just the juxtaposition of two cyborgs. Can the machines ever feel what their bodies skillfully mimic: desire?