Film: Altitude Film Entertainment
Netflix in the UK is set to be the streaming home
Altitude Film Entertainment and Stigma Films are behind the film. In recent years the two have licensed many of their films together. SAS: Rise of the Black Swan (SAS: Red Notice), 47 meters down, This is Peace with horses Everyone has access to the service in several regions, including the US, Australia, Canada and the UK.
The website HeyUGuys was originally written TIM is coming to Netflix, but noted that only the UK version of the streaming service is currently set to get it.
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The film is about a robotics engineer named Abhi who moves to the countryside to work for a technology company that develops an AI robot codenamed TIM. Believing that the new job will be a fresh start for her career and family life, she faces new problems when her own TIM starts obsessing over her and tries to change her husband on her own.
already comparing with Black glassSpencer Brown (A boy with a camera on his face, Nathan Farley) directs and serves as co-writer of the film alongside Sarah Covett.
The film stars Georgina Campbell, Amara Karan, Mark Rowley and Nathaniel Parker alongside Farren.
It’s unclear if other Netflix regions will receive the film at the time of release. We’ve reached out to Altitude Film Entertainment and Stigma Films for further clarification on whether more territories are set to receive the film. They did not immediately respond. The film did not appear in Netflix’s Next section in any region, including the UK, at the time of publication.
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