Automata behind the scenes gags

Automata

The social form of "human-machine coexistence" has given birth to a new species-the "human-machine symbiosis" creatures, where humans and robots coexist in the same body, incarnate as biomachines.
The science fiction film "Autómata" shows "the dawn of the human twilight machine", and the dawn of the robot comes from having autonomous emotional consciousness.
Banderas has become a human representative of the farewell to the robot. In the film, he and the beauty robot staged the "Last Tango" together.
In the film, Banderas' acting skills have encountered unprecedented challenges, and most of the time is simulation and robot dialogue and acting.
As a good husband who is about to be a father in the film, Banderas was involved in a robot self-modification incident, which caused a complete break in his ordinary life. Not only did he have emotional entanglements with the beautiful robot, but also a desert escape and self-salvation. Unfold.
In the movie, when the robot was designed, two safety protocols were set.
In "Autómata", Uncle BanBandrashas a 180-degree change in his image-a "insurance " hardcore dick, physically and mentally exhausted by the robots of the future.
The script was written by the director and two Spanish screenwriters. The lead actor Antonio Banderas is also the producer of the film. This is the first collaboration between Banderas and Ibanez , and Elena Anaya is the "matchmaker" who facilitated this collaboration.
Gabe Ibanez set up a sci-fi style for "Autómata" at the beginning of the filming to avoid being too illusory, focusing on creating a realist tone. The story needs visual and narrative realism, and the orthodox and serious approach has become the director's insistence. The cornerstone of creation.
The designer designed Cleo a very attractive look for a female body, and tried a variety of hairstyles of different lengths and colors, and finally settled on a pretty girlish blue bob.
The robots used for shooting are all made of real models. They are operated by manual and remote control devices. This is an ancient technique.
When shooting, each robot was designed and assembled by specialized technicians. The entire conceptual design of robots and movies, including urban and desert landscapes, was completed by a dedicated design studio.
Character posters use classic red and blue color schemes and mechanical elements in visual effects, combining the "red" of human flesh and blood with the cruel "blue" of machines, and organically blending classic and futuristic.