In Spike Jonze’s 30-minute short movie “I’m Here,” two adorable robots fall for each other…and fall apart for each other. You can now watch the entire flick online. Just don’t be surprised if your optical circuits begin leaking tear formula.
We previously noted that I’m Here had made its debut at Sundance. Since then, this fun cinematic nugget has been posted in its entirety online by Absolut. Unfortunately, only a limited number of viewings are allotted per day (/film claims Absolut’s allowing 700 daily views), but you probably won’t have a problem if you sneak a viewing in during your lunch break.
https://gizmodo.com/jonzes-sweet-robot-romance-bolls-next-pic-and-sherloc-5455912
As far as the movie goes, it has all the Jonze trademarks – beautiful low-budget special effects; bus rides, giant prosthetic heads, and crutches straight out of his video for Daft Punk’s “Da Funk”; sunsets and a ton of sepia. Highly recommended.
[via Slashfilm]
