Science Fiction,Drama
South Korea
The movie "Wonderland" explores a near-future world where a service called Wonderland uses advanced AI technology to recreate deceased individuals based on their digital footprint. Baili, facing terminal illness, decides to enlist in Wonderland to avoid causing her young daughter emotional distress by hiding the reality of her impending death.
Meanwhile, Jung-in, whose boyfriend Tae-ju is in a coma following an accident, finds solace in communicating with an AI version of Tae-ju that Wonderland has recreated. This AI Tae-ju is depicted as an astronaut exploring space, offering Jung-in a virtual connection and escape from the sadness of Tae-ju's coma.
As the narrative unfolds, Wonderland's technology raises profound questions about the nature of life, death, and human relationships. It blurs the lines between reality and simulation, challenging characters and audiences alike to confront the ethical implications and emotional consequences of using AI to replicate deceased loved ones.
The movie delves into themes of grief, longing, and the potential for technology to reshape personal and societal norms regarding mortality and emotional closure. It prompts viewers to ponder how such advancements might impact human connections, identity, and the ways we cope with loss in an increasingly digital age.
