Fil review "Her" The film “Her” stars Joaquin Phoenix who one day falls in love with his new operative system voiced by Scarlet Johansson. The film is set in Los Angeles and Shanghai, that represents the paradigm of loneliness. “Her” received several nominations and was awarded with some accolades. Jonze envisions a future where the relationships enter a new stage. People walk murmuring to their ear-gadget, we don't know if they are talking to someone physical or virtual. There are not many human contact and solitude is represented by a 40-year old man that falls in love with a voice. In a technological and dystopian future, Theo is a lonely and introverted man that works writing letters in a company. He buys a new operative system to help him organizing his emails and administrative task. The OS has a female voice, called Samantha, and over time Theo falls in love with her, fascinated by her ability to grow. Theo and Samantha have virtual sex, even they try a sex surrogate and also have ups and downs in their relationship caused by jealousy from Samantha to Theo's ex-wife. Once, Samantha goes offline and Theo panics, after that something changes and Samantha confess Theo that she is simultaneously talking with hundreds of people. Finally, Samantha goes as the rest of the operative systems. The film features a good performance from the character Theo, that is very convincing to me. The visual elements, the lights and the music are evocative and well fitted in the screen. I would recommend this film because it is something different and charming.