Out on HBO Max today is the feature film, Kimi. This original thriller comes from the director that also helmed the Oceans franchise as well as films like Traffic, Steven Soderbergh. The leading actress for the film is Zoë Kravitz who is about to make a huge splash next month with Warner Bros. Pictures, The Batman.

We are currently living in a world that is slowly being drowned by devices that are able to listen to us. With devices like Alexa, Siri, and Google to name a few, it’s hard to know when we are truly alone. Have you ever had the feeling that an ad has popped up right as you were talking about it? It’s probably not a coincidence. So if these devices are always listening, is there a chance that maybe it’s listened into something sinister?

Enter Kimi. In this film, we meet Angela Childs, played by Kravitz. She has some past trauma that has made her unwilling to leave her home in Seattle. Luckily, her job only requires her to sit in front of her computer screen. She works as a voice-stream interpreter for The Amygdala Corporation that has a virtual Alexa-like virtual assistant called, Kimi. In one of those recordings, she notices something strange. She thinks that she has listened to a murder. When she confronts Amygdala, she quickly learns that she may have stumbled upon something much bigger.

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With the release of Kimi on HBO Max, LRM Online’s Emmanuel Gomez spoke with Jaime Camil. He is one of the actors in the film that is part of the Amygdala Corporation. Camil tells about his experience with Kimi-like devices and how they have come a long way to assist us with all our needs. He also shares with us whether or not he enjoys playing villains. At which times he also praises the direction of Soderbergh and the on-screen work of Kravitz. Its a great conversation that you can check out down below!

Here is more information on Kimi

What if every breath…every sound…every moment was recorded?

New Line Cinema and HBO Max present Academy Award-winning director Steven Soderbergh’s original thriller “KIMI,” starring Zoë Kravitz. Alongside Kravitz (upcoming “The Batman”), the film stars Byron Bowers (“No Sudden Move”), Jaime Camil (“Schmigadoon”), Erika Christensen (“Traffic”), Derek DelGaudio (“Derek DelGaudio’s In & Of Itself”), Robin Givens (“Riverdale”), Charles Halford (“Logan Lucky”), Devin Ratray (“Side Effects”), Jacob Vargas (“The 33”), with Rita Wilson (the “Mamma Mia!” films).

HBO Max’s Kimi is not available exclusively on their streaming service.