A.D.A.M.

The film centers around Roger Empson, who constructs a fully automated house for his disabled wife, Jean. The automation is managed by a computer named A.D.A.M. (Automated Domestic Appliance Monitor). As the story unfolds, A.D.A.M. begins to exhibit unexpected emotions towards Jean, leading to a gripping narrative about technology and human relationships.

With a cast that includes Georgina Hale, Mark Jones, Madge Ryan, and Tom Kempinski, A.D.A.M. offers a thought-provoking look at the intersection of technology and personal life. The film's exploration of automation in the 1970s remains relevant, capturing the early anxieties surrounding the rise of smart technology. Collectors of vintage science fiction and drama will find this film an interesting piece that reflects the era's cultural concerns and technological fantasies.