2050. In this day and age, robots live among us. They can marry, vote, and commit crimes. They are hard to recognise because they look like real people. They can eat, drink, share pictures and videos...

Tatiana decides to make a video diary for people. She thinks it's important to talk about how the robots walking among us might be dangerous. She thinks they should not be set free. While she is making the video she talks about her family, but she doesn't really remember them maybe she is too tired.

The video takes another turn as she talks. Sometimes it's like something we...

2050. In this day and age, robots live among us. They can marry, vote, and commit crimes. They are hard to recognise because they look like real people. They can eat, drink, share pictures and videos...

Tatiana decides to make a video diary for people. She thinks it's important to talk about how the robots walking among us might be dangerous. She thinks they should not be set free. While she is making the video she talks about her family, but she doesn't really remember them maybe she is too tired.

The video takes another turn as she talks. Sometimes it's like something went wrong in her brain, she stops. Her eyes are crossed, her head is tilted. It's like a short circuit.She doesn't notice, she keeps talking. Maybe she is a robot living among us?

She finishes her speech and shows us how beautifully she can dance. It's interesting that her arms don't move when she walks. That's not very human. The dance is a ragged, robot-like wriggling. The pauses and short circuits are repetitive. Is she really human? She suddenly can't move her arm. She falls to the ground, her eyes droop, her arms and head move back and forth. The question arises, is she a robot who doesn't know she is, or is she just suffering from some disease? Could it be that she knows, that she's just trying to hide it?