I'm Your Man

I'm Your Man

Alma is a scientist at Berlin's famous Pergamon Museum. In order to obtain research funds for her studies, she accepts an offer to participate in an extraordinary experiment. For three weeks, she must live with a humanoid robot with artificial intelligence designed to allow it to morph into that of her ideal life partner. Enter Tom, a machine in human form, created to make her happy.

  • Released: 2021-07-01
  • Runtime: 105 minutes
  • Genre: Comedy, Romance
  • Stars: Maren Eggert, Dan Stevens, Sandra Hüller, Hans Löw, Annika Meier, Jürgen Tarrach, Wolfgang Hübsch, Henriette Richter-Röhl, Monika Oschek, Falilou Seck, Karolin Oesterling, Marlene Sophie Haagen, Victor Pape-Thies, Inga Busch, Amal Keller, Mignon Remé, Gabriel Munoz Munoz, Franz Schmidt, Christoph Glaubacker, Sebastian Schwarz, Annie Kathleen Trettin
  • Director: Maria Schrader
 Comments
  • arthur_tafero - 8 November 2022
    Better Than Average ROMCOM - Ich Bin Dein Mench (I'm Your Man)
    This little comedy out of Germany is quite entertaining and my surprise a few people. It is not just about sex or using a robot as a house slave. It is much more than that. There are some profound questions addressed in the film, such as how important is romantic love? And can happiness be found only with humans? These and other questions are addressed, but not necessarily answered, in the film.

    Germany looks superior to the US these days (although that is not saying much). It is clearly cleaner, more organized, and more civilized. This will not come as a shock to Germans. The film is funny in several places, especially when it comes to the obvious weaknesses of humans compared to robots. Humans do lots of stupid things, robots do not, humans are easily emotionally disturbed, robots are not, and humans are pretty illogical in many situations (thank you, Spock). This is a good formula for an entertaining ROMCOM. See it if you get the chance.
  • supermaggie - 26 April 2022
    Great questions and the best/truest conclusion ever
    A really clever, (in particular for women) highly enjoyable movie that asks clever and (increasingly) relevant questions and gives you enough information to make up your own mind/answers while coming to/having the main protagonist come to a very good and true solution herself - fantastic, witty, wonderful. I liked a lot that the lead woman was not having the hots for a(ny) man/men, but was an independent and working woman, I liked a lot how charming and yet somewhat sterile (believable as an android) Dan Stevens performed, that he did not just please her but also irked her by telling her that she was selfish, that many important angles were taken/shown, but the grubby field of physical contact did not get much space (no more than necessary). Well, well done. And like I said: the best conclusion ever!!! I cannot understand why this was not considered for an academy award - on the other hand: Beyond silence was also ignored in 1996, while Coda with the exact same plot was awarded best movie in 2022- not quite understandable.