Almost Human

Almost Human

47m 36s

A true visionary essay, Almost Human features a robot addressing humanity. The aim is to confront humans with their own history, their impact on the environment and their relationship with technology. Ten scientists discuss the importance of self-knowledge in building tomorrow's society.

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