Movie where a woman’s apartment is a simulation

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.

Finding new cinematic language to express the desire for physical contact in our increasingly isolated, mediated, and highly consumer-driven environments, Remote follows the daily routines of a quarantined woman in her sealed-off, ultra-modern apartment, where she falls down a rabbit hole playing an inexplicable interactive game with a community of women from around the world.

A woman discovers a virtual reality machine to escape her loneliness.

A B-movie star experiences a VR device called 'The Armoire' that slowly makes her lose her identity and her mind.

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.

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.

An sci-fi film about a girl living in her own video-game. Social currency rules all in this thrilling vignette of a girl looking to find herself in this fickle society.

A young woman is confronted by an uncomfortable situation when she decides to evaluate whether her upcoming marriage will last through a new simulation technology.

A mother recovering from a brutal accident moves into a prototype smart home. As she begins to get settled, she finds out that the house's groundbreaking AI technology is quickly developing real human emotions.