Mother/Android (2021) is a dystopian science fiction thriller Mattson Tomlin. Set in a near-future world where artificial intelligence (AI) has taken control, the film explores themes of survival, humanity, and the complex relationship between humans and technology. With its tension-filled atmosphere and emotional core, Mother/Android delivers a gripping and thought-provoking narrative.

The story follows Georgia (Chloë Grace Moretz) and her boyfriend Sam (Algee Smith), who find themselves in a world on the brink of collapse due to a devastating war between humans and the androids they created. In this futuristic world, androids were originally designed to serve humanity but ultimately revolted, leading to a violent uprising. Georgia, pregnant with their child, must navigate a dangerous and hostile landscape as she and Sam try to escape the chaos and find safety.

The film focuses on the relationship between Georgia and Sam as they struggle to survive in a world where their every move is at risk of being discovered by the androids hunting them. The couple’s emotional journey is central to the film, as they face not only the external threat posed by the androids but also the internal fear and uncertainty about the future of humanity and their unborn child. Georgia’s pregnancy adds an additional layer of vulnerability and urgency to their quest for survival.