Rhea

Rhea is a 1979 Canadian black & white science fiction animated film written and directed by Victor Yearts. The film follows a highly advanced android in an unnamed city in the 2090s who begins to uncover the truth about themselves.

Plot
Rhea is a young woman living in an unnamed city in the year 2093, currently in a therapy session talking about a reoccurring dream involving her kicking her father, the founder of a high end computer company, off a skyscraper, eventually breaking down in the middle of the session.

At home, in her kitchen, Rhea calls her mother, in the midst of talking about her dreams, to which her alarmed mother asks Rhea to see her at her condo. After she hangs up the phone, Rhea goes to her fridge, where she picks a magnet with a photo of her and her parents, looking back on the old days. All of a sudden, she somehow short circuit all of a sudden, dropping the magnet on the floor in the action.

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Transcript
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Trivia

 * Script was written in 1975.