Film review: Blade Runner - a tale of AI and the question of sentience, Plymouth Arts Cinema, Independent Cinema for Everyone

Blade Runner is undeniably one of the great science fiction cult classics. Directed by Ridley Scott and released in 1982, the film follows Harrison Ford as Rick Deckard, our dystopian future cop. The film finds its conception as an adaptation of Philip Dick’s 1968 novel Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? and is known for

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Film review: Blade Runner - a tale of AI and the question of sentience, Plymouth Arts Cinema, Independent Cinema for Everyone

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Film review: Blade Runner - a tale of AI and the question of sentience, Plymouth Arts Cinema, Independent Cinema for Everyone

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