2040
- Directed by: Brad Armstrong
- Duration: 02:47:22
- Casting: Alexis Texas, Jessica Drake, Marco Banderas, Alektra Blue, Tory Lane, Kaylani Lei, Kirsten Price, Rocco Reed, Janet Mason, Marcus London, TJ Cummings, Kayla Carrera, Jayden Jaymes, Mikayla Mendez, Bill Bailey, Tommy Gunn, Mick Blue, Randy Spears, Brad Armstrong, Eric Masterson, Jerry
The year is 2040...the adult video business has gone through some drastic changes, the biggest of which is the introduction of sex droids as performers. Over the last few decades human performers have become a thing of the past. The handful ...Full Description of human's that do remain in front of the camera are dependent on performance enhancing drugs to keep up with the droids.
Enter MRA-5, affectionately known as Mira (Alektra Blue), a prototype anobot. She is brought on set to do a scene with a human named Ryan (Randy Spears). The scene is incredible, and the people on the set are astonished by how lifelike she is. Ryan can't believe it either...and somewhere during the scene something happens... she begins to '‚¬Å“feel'‚¬Â...she's more real than anyone could have ever imagined.
There is an immediate attraction between the two, and they are instantly bound by a forbidden love. Ryan fights his unnatural feelings of affection while Mira can't control her raw emotions, so new to her; they flow out of her unbridled...
But there's a catch, the powers that be don't want them together... it's not good for business. From her creator/builder, to the rival droid manufacturer who wants the rights to mass produce the MRAs, to the directors and producers vying to have Mira in their movies, they all have their reasons to want her alone.
But there's a ghost in the machine. Mira's programming seems to have a flaw in it...and only time will tell just how close to human she really is.
Enter MRA-5, affectionately known as Mira (Alektra Blue), a prototype anobot. She is brought on set to do a scene with a human named Ryan (Randy Spears). The scene is incredible, and the people on the set are astonished by how lifelike she is. Ryan can't believe it either...and somewhere during the scene something happens... she begins to '‚¬Å“feel'‚¬Â...she's more real than anyone could have ever imagined.
There is an immediate attraction between the two, and they are instantly bound by a forbidden love. Ryan fights his unnatural feelings of affection while Mira can't control her raw emotions, so new to her; they flow out of her unbridled...
But there's a catch, the powers that be don't want them together... it's not good for business. From her creator/builder, to the rival droid manufacturer who wants the rights to mass produce the MRAs, to the directors and producers vying to have Mira in their movies, they all have their reasons to want her alone.
But there's a ghost in the machine. Mira's programming seems to have a flaw in it...and only time will tell just how close to human she really is.
