
Our modern life is largely designed by engineers. They like to invent and structure things and they are more at ease with figures and natural science than in relations with the opposite sex. Atanas, a Bulgarian computer engineer claims to have hacked love, but can he help lonely and shy engineers find real love and real happiness? As he tries to develop a scientific formula for the perfect relationship, he uses other engineers as his guinea pigs; teaches them his ideas and se... (Full plot summary below)
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Our modern life is largely designed by engineers. They like to invent and structure things and they are more at ease with figures and natural science than in relations with the opposite sex. Atanas, a Bulgarian computer engineer claims to have hacked love, but can he help lonely and shy engineers find real love and real happiness? As he tries to develop a scientific formula for the perfect relationship, he uses other engineers as his guinea pigs; teaches them his ideas and sends them out to test them in the real world. He guides his subjects with wireless transmitters during their set up meetings with potential candidates: beautiful young women. Are the rules of attraction, sex and love scientific and if they are, do we really want to know them?
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| The PlaylistKevin Jagernauth...Love & Engineering never amounts to anything more than a quirky, novelty of a film because it's not interested in actually getting to know these guys. |
| User ReviewDinh ANetflix' first copywrite was a false advertisement but the second synopsis more accurate. Still, I didn't think the proposed theory worked for anyone and the slow-motion segueways were too annoying and long. Also fair warning although it says the main language is 'English' I still needed the captions on for 85% of the thickly accented dialogue. Still, I liked the premise and it was relatively thoughtful. |