Mother/Android

About Mother/Android

Mother/Android is a 2021 post-apocalyptic science fiction thriller directed by Mattson Tomlin. The movie vividly illustrates the struggle of a couple, in their desperate pursuit for survival amidst a robot uprising, while eagerly awaiting the birth of their first child. Their quest to reach Boston, which is a haven during the uprising, forms the crux of the story. This gripping narrative encapsulates a potent mix of fear, hope, love, and the indomitable human spirit battling against adversarial circumstances.

Making / Production

The movie was primarily filmed in Massachusetts and New Jersey, highlighting the stark and daunting surroundings that fit the narrative of a post-apocalyptic world. Directed by Mattson Tomlin who is also known for his work in Project Power (2020) and The Batman (2022), Mother/Android makes an impressive mark in the genre of science fiction.

Actors

• Chloë Grace Moretz as Georgia - Known for her diverse roles, Moretz skillfully encapsulates the fears and desperation of a future mother amidst a dystopian world.
• Algee Smith as Sam - As the expectant father, Smith’s portrayal of Sam complements the character of Georgia, matching her fear with his determination and love.
• Raul Castillo as Roger - Castillo portrays a compelling character who aids the couple in their dangerous journey, delivering a memorable performance.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The title of the movie 'Mother/Android' signifies the central conflict of the movie i.e., motherhood versus machine.
• Chloe Grace Moretz performed her own stunts in the film.
• The movie was Mattson Tomlin's directional debut.

Awards

At the time of writing, there are no known awards conferred to the movie.

Quotes

• "We survive. That's what we do."
• "This mission, it’s more than just us."
• "If we’re kind, it makes us human."

Music, Soundtrack

• The soundtrack of the movie includes spine-chilling and thrilling music that complemented the tense and tumultuous journey of the protagonists.
• Music is composed by Bear McCreary, known for his soundtrack work in God of War and The Walking Dead.