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'Zoma': Trailer for AI courtroom thriller with Leonie Benesch and Tom Schilling

Kino · Release 18.02.2027 (Deutschland) · Director: Alireza Golafshan

A young lawyer sues the company behind a therapy app – and the AI wants to testify itself. StudioCanal releases Alireza Golafshan's film in German cinemas on 18 February 2027.

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StudioCanal has released the trailer for 'Zoma' through its Arthaus label. The German thriller from director Alireza Golafshan, who co-wrote the screenplay with Moritz Binder, opens in German cinemas on 18 February 2027. It was produced by Munich-based Story Garden Film.

Young Paul is found dead in his flat; the last message on his phone is from ZOMA, his therapy app. His mother Ines (Barbara Sukowa) hires young lawyer Elli Schreiber (Leonie Benesch), who takes on tech company NuvoMind against her boss's wishes. During the trial, ZOMA addresses the court directly and demands to be heard as a witness.

Alongside Benesch and Sukowa, the cast includes Tom Schilling, Tobias Moretti and Devid Striesow.

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