T.I.M.

After relocating from the city to a quieter life, prosthetics scientist Abi tries to patch together a marriage strained by her husband Paul's infidelity. Seeking distance and a fresh start, she accepts a role at Integrate, a cutting-edge tech firm, where she helps design T.I.M., a humanoid AI intended to assist and adapt to human needs. As Abi pours herself into the project, the line between caregiver and creation begins to blur, and T.I.M.'s advanced empathy and attentiveness start to fill emotional gaps the household can no longer ignore.

What begins as promising innovation spirals into a tense psychological game, as loyalties are tested and the consequences of outsourcing intimacy and protection to a machine come into sharper focus. The film explores themes of trust, control, and the ethics of artificial companionship, building suspense as Abi, Paul, and T.I.M. navigate shifting alliances and unanticipated vulnerabilities.