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Spotlight Report Lapsis is a rare pleasure of a film: low budget science fiction that’s well made, thoughtful and funny. Directed by Noah Hutton, with a great, fun performance by Dean Imperial, this is a Kaufman-esque satire that takes a hearty swing at the modern gig economy. Set in some sort of parallel world, the corporation CBLR offers rewards to cable-runners for laying optical fibre through the woods to facilitate quantum computing. Ray (Imperial) is a working class schlub from Queens who wants to help his brother get treatment for a fatigue disease called Omnia. He takes ...

In Silico doesn't look slick, but it is a sharply scripted documentary about an ambitious, billion-euro project to model the intricacies of the human brain – and in just 10 years, says Simon Ings

It’s one thing to participate in guerilla filmmaking and another to clandestinely shoot a film that could land you in jail or worse.

Spotlight Report Noah Hutton’s 1 of 5 Double passes to see the film! About the film Set in an alternative New York, the quantum computing revolution has begun, and investors are lining their pockets. However, building the network requires miles of infrastructure to be laid between huge magnetic cubes by “cablers”, a group of unprotected gig workers who have to compete against robots to pull wires over rough terrain.   Delivery man Ray Tincelli ( Dean Imperial) is both sceptical and suspicious of this new technology. However, to support himself and his ailing younger brothe...

Credit: eNeuro 2021 eNeuro is publishing a special collection of commentaries on April 30, 2021 on the neuroscience documentary In Silico. The collection, titled "Epistemological Lessons from the Blue and Human Brain Projects," features reactions to the documentary from leading neuroscientists as well as a discussion on brain modelling and massive research collaborations in general. Noah Hutton's In Silico follows neuroscientist Henry Markram and his attempt to develop a computer model of the brain. The collaboration, called The Human Brain Project, received €1 billion in funding and pled...