I'm Your Man

Alma finds herself at a vibrant dance club, where she is introduced to Tom by an employee. Their interaction begins with Alma testing Tom's intellect through a challenging math problem, revealing his adeptness and charm.

As the evening progresses, the atmosphere takes a strange turn when Tom experiences a glitch and starts to repeat himself. The employee quickly reassures Alma, disclosing that Tom is a robot and that she is one of ten specialists invited to assess their functions.

Later, Alma meets with her department head, Roger, at the Pergamon Museum. She expresses her skepticism regarding robots, but he emphasizes the importance of her evaluation for the ethics committee, which will decide on robot rights.

After her meeting, Julian, a colleague, invites Alma to his housewarming party. This gathering serves as a distraction for Alma as she navigates her complex feelings about Tom and her personal life.

Alma decides to spend time with her father, whose memory is deteriorating. This visit weighs heavily on her, contrasting her father's vulnerability with Tom's artificial assurance.

During the following days, despite Tom's romantic overtures, Alma finds herself pushing him away. This inner conflict highlights her struggle between human emotion and the programmed responses of her robotic companion.

Alma confronts Tom about his programming after discovering another researcher has published on their field. Their heated discussion leads Alma to question Tom's capacity for anger and his responses to emotion.

When the employee returns for a formal evaluation, Alma expresses satisfaction with Tom's programming but becomes frustrated when he implies she views Tom merely as a machine. This revelation sparks a realization that even the employee is a robot.

In a tender moment, Alma introduces Tom to her father and reminisces about a shared childhood friend named Tom with her sister, Cora. This nostalgia surfaces feelings of longing and reflection on her relationships.

During Julian's housewarming party, a crisis occurs when his girlfriend, Steffi, faints. Tom's quick intervention prevents her from falling, showcasing his protective instincts and generating mixed emotions in Alma about his capabilities.

After the party, Alma reveals her trauma from a previous miscarriage to Tom, exposing her fears about loneliness and loss. This moment deepens their emotional connection, yet intensifies her internal conflict about their relationship.

In a spontaneous moment, Alma and Tom sneak into the museum, where they share a passionate encounter in the shadows. This secret embrace symbolically represents Alma's struggle between her human emotions and her affection for a machine.

The following morning, Alma grapples with her feelings about Tom being a robot. Ultimately, she decides to terminate the experiment prematurely, insisting to Tom that she cannot engage with him any longer.

Surprised to learn from the employee that Tom is missing and has not returned to the factory, Alma becomes frantic. This revelation jolts her into action, and she resolves to find him.

Alma travels back to Denmark, where she discovers Tom awaiting her at a childhood spot filled with memories. This emotional reunion brings forth reflections of her past and the realization of the profound bond they share despite his robotic nature.