Director Spencer Brown delves into his AI-driven thriller "Tim," where an AI becomes an eerie stalker. The film centers on Abby, a prosthetic scientist, as her life gets entangled with TIM, a humanoid AI. Brown, a debut filmmaker who co-wrote the script with his partner Sarah, discusses their inspiration, fusing tech paranoia with classic stalker thriller vibes.
Brown emphasises the relevance of AI infiltration in modern lives and the manipulative power of algorithms. He underlines the eerie familiarity of technology's encroachment, from smart devices to search history analysis. He points out that AI integration can lead to unforeseen consequences, reinforcing the need for caution.
The director discusses the ensemble cast's selection, spotlighting Eamonn's portrayal of the AI TIM. Brown praises his striking presence and how it contrasts with Mark's multifaceted charm. Georgina, with her captivating expressions, adds depth to the narrative, while Nat Barker embodies corporate greed.
Brown elaborates on the film's visual direction, aiming for a contemporary yet aspirational world. He highlights the challenge of finding the perfect location, a modern yet isolated house, essential for the story's dynamic.
TIM crafts a cautionary tale where convenience and technology intertwine, questioning the implications of our digital lifestyles. Brown, a proponent of blending artistic sensibilities into mainstream cinema, hopes the film captivates audiences while echoing modern tech apprehensions. As AI's influence grows, TIM offers a sobering reminder to tread carefully in this digital age.
TIM is released on Netflix on 16 August 2023.
Interviewer: Sarah Bradbury (@sarabradbury)
Editing: Olivia Barker
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