A closer look at “AI Grief-Bot Dramedy ‘Talk to Me When You Are Dead’ Explores Digital Afterlives at Busan A”, exactly as the source publishes it. Singaporean filmmaker Alvin Lee’s debut feature, “Talk to Me When You Are Dead,” is generating buzz at the Busan Asian Project Market. Produced by acclaimed director Anthony Chen and Gina Tan, the dramedy follows a widowed programmer who creates a digital replica of his late wife, only to transform his personal grief into a commercial venture. The project taps into timely questions about artificial intelligence, memory, and the ethics of digital resurrection.
As AI companions become more sophisticated, the film asks how far people might go to hold onto loved ones—and what happens when private mourning becomes a public product. With Chen’s track record of emotionally resonant storytelling, the project is one to watch for international distributors and festival programmers. For the complete material, the listing points back to the source inside the network.