Wetware

In Wetware, a bioengineering company unveils Mungoes, human beings devoid of memories and emotions, designed for menial work. The lead engineer's ambition pushes the boundaries of this technology as he secretly implants artificial memories and emotions into these beings, including the capacity for love.

The film combines aspects of neo-noir with a thought-provoking narrative about the implications of biotechnology and the ethics of manipulating human experiences. With a runtime of 100 minutes, Wetware offers a complex and engaging story that delves into the darker sides of science and corporate ambition.

Featuring a cast that includes Cameron Scoggins, Morgan Wolk, and Jerry O'Connell, Wetware presents a compelling vision of the future, colored by themes of amnesia, contagion, and international finance. The tagline, "The future is now," encapsulates the film's exploration of current ethical dilemmas in technology and humanity.