Artificial intelligence has imprisoned humanity in a simulation.

Are we living in a computer-generated parallel world?

What would happen if you could control another person's body?

A viewing of the lucidity of the afterlife as a dream/nightmare and concepts of Heaven and Hell is discussed in the imaginary sense.

A topiary gardener, a lion tamer, a naked mole-rat researcher, and an AI researcher discuss attempts to control behavior.

"What am I, human or robot?"

A made-for-television film inspired by and exploring themes from Hofstadter & Dennet's 1981 book "The Mind's I."

An android finds more success building meaningful interpersonal relationships than the reclusive scientist who developed him.

A robot is electrocuted, becomes intelligent, and escapes.

A bureaucrat, in a retro-future world, tries to correct an administrative error and becomes an enemy of the state.

An underworld of Scanners (with psychic and telekinetic powers) are attempting world domination. A rogue Scanner tries to bring them down.

The technology and morality of interacting with intelligent beings in virtual worlds. The possibility that our world is itself simulated.

A baffling alien intelligence has been discovered.

A brain-transplant surgery, which would save the benevolent ruler of Kalid, gets botched and the brain ends up in the wrong body.

A cult classic in the truest sense, El Topo is a surrealistic journey toward psychological liberation from one's demons and achieving a "higher" understanding.

Could non-human primates have become sentient?

In the distant future, humans evolve into two very different species.

James Stewart questions the nature of reality and has a clinical break. Also great locations in SF, which is important in cognitive science.