Der Hund im Computer

In a satirical vision of the future, a man named Tom is given a cybernetic dog programmed with the collective knowledge of humanity. He believes this will solve all his problems and impress his girlfriend, but the advanced canine's insights lead to unexpected and chaotic consequences, questioning the nature of intelligence and relationships.

The film was an experimental and avant-garde production, not widely released or critically reviewed in the traditional sense. It is remembered for its unique conceptual premise and its exploration of early themes related to artificial intelligence and human-computer interaction within a comedic framework.

• A quirky and thought-provoking exploration of AI and human connection.

• Satirical take on technological advancement and its impact on relationships.

• Experimental and conceptually ambitious, if not conventionally cinematic.

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The film was part of an experimental wave in German cinema, often associated with the rise of video art and its integration into narrative filmmaking.