Robotica
When a young woman begins to lose her work-life balance, she undergoes a physical transformation, jeopardizing her humanity in the relentless pursuit of productivity.
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Isabella IvosDirectorRabbit, None The Wiser
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Isabella IvosWriterRabbit, None The Wiser
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Jessica DiMentoProducerMiddle Size Things, The Great War, King of The World, Selling Rabbits
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Conor SchlosserExecutive ProducerConor Schlosser is a producer who currently works in development and production at RadicalMedia, an award winning multi-disciplinary studio that creates some of the world’s most innovative content across film and television. He previously gained valuable experience at the Sundance Institute’s Directors Lab, where he worked closely with some of the bravest, most compelling new voices in independent film.
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Claire BanseKey Cast"Jeanne"Diadem, The Drunken Canal
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Barton CortrightCinematographerThe Feeling That The Time For Doing Something Has Passed, The Cathedral
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Michael ReeseEditorMiddle Sized Things, His Parents Never Taught Him, Love Machine
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Project Type:Short
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Genres:Drama, Sci Fi
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Runtime:13 minutes
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Completion Date:January 2, 2025
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Country of Origin:United States
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Country of Filming:United States
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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Digital Cinema Package:Unavailable
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Nitehawk Short Film FestivalNew York City
United States
April 6, 2025 -
No Budge
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Brooklyn SciFi Film FestivalNew York City
United States
October 8, 2025
Best of Brooklyn Series
Isabella Ivos is a filmmaker whose work spans surrealist comedy, sci-fi, and intimate drama. Her debut short, Rabbit, premiered at the New York International Short Film Festival, and her recent film Robotica—about a woman’s transformation into a robot—was featured on NoBudge. She is currently developing her first feature. None The Wiser is her newest short.
I made Robotica to explore how burnout and work-life erode our humanity. It premiered on NoBudge and has been viewed by over 50,000 people in less than three months.