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Emerging technologies have been yielding constant modification regarding the conditio humana. This change affects not only the development of new devices and new options, but, especially when it involves androids and robots, also has an impact on the understanding of human identity and its specific normative dimension. Therefore, it is worth to investigate the ethical, legal and social aspects of emerging technologies. There are many questions that arise in our dealing with them. Films, as other features of our imaginary, help us to deepen philosophical arguments through their peculiar storytelling.
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