Netflix to Stream, Theatrical Release for Drama 'Humans in the Loop' Ahead of US Launch on Nov 10.
A new drama film "Humans in the Loop", directed by Aranya Sahay and executive produced by Bijjo Toppo, has secured a dual release plan. Netflix will stream the movie from November 10 in the United States while boutique label One Rising is set to launch a limited theatrical run with an impact campaign starting on November 7 in Los Angeles.
The story follows an Indigenous woman who works at a data-annotation facility in rural India and trains AI systems, shedding light on the unseen human toll behind the global tech industry. Storiculture and Sauv Films produced the film, which also features producers Mathivanan Rajendran, Sarabhi Ravichandran, and Shilpa Kumar.
"Humans in the Loop" won Fipresci India's Grand Prix award and has garnered attention for its unique blend of intimate human storytelling with pressing global conversations about AI and social inequities. Misaq Kazimi, who previously worked on Mohsen Makhmalbaf’s "The Gardener", is now set to steer the U.S. campaign.
Sahay expressed gratitude for having Kazimi as executive producer, stating that he understands the film's heart and relevance. The seven-day Los Angeles run from November 7 to 13 positions the film for awards consideration, with Sahay attending screenings for Q&A sessions on AI ethics, labor, and representation.
The movie boasts a diverse cast including Sonal Madhushankar, Ridhima Singh, Geeta Guha, Anurag Lugun, Monika, and Sahay. Monica Tiwari and Harshit Saini lensed the film, with Swaroop Reghu and Sahay handling editing duties.
A trailer for the U.S. release has been unveiled, providing a glimpse into the film's narrative.
A new drama film "Humans in the Loop", directed by Aranya Sahay and executive produced by Bijjo Toppo, has secured a dual release plan. Netflix will stream the movie from November 10 in the United States while boutique label One Rising is set to launch a limited theatrical run with an impact campaign starting on November 7 in Los Angeles.
The story follows an Indigenous woman who works at a data-annotation facility in rural India and trains AI systems, shedding light on the unseen human toll behind the global tech industry. Storiculture and Sauv Films produced the film, which also features producers Mathivanan Rajendran, Sarabhi Ravichandran, and Shilpa Kumar.
"Humans in the Loop" won Fipresci India's Grand Prix award and has garnered attention for its unique blend of intimate human storytelling with pressing global conversations about AI and social inequities. Misaq Kazimi, who previously worked on Mohsen Makhmalbaf’s "The Gardener", is now set to steer the U.S. campaign.
Sahay expressed gratitude for having Kazimi as executive producer, stating that he understands the film's heart and relevance. The seven-day Los Angeles run from November 7 to 13 positions the film for awards consideration, with Sahay attending screenings for Q&A sessions on AI ethics, labor, and representation.
The movie boasts a diverse cast including Sonal Madhushankar, Ridhima Singh, Geeta Guha, Anurag Lugun, Monika, and Sahay. Monica Tiwari and Harshit Saini lensed the film, with Swaroop Reghu and Sahay handling editing duties.
A trailer for the U.S. release has been unveiled, providing a glimpse into the film's narrative.
it seems so important to shed light on the unseen people working behind the scenes in the tech industry - i mean AI and social inequities are super relevant topics right now 
can't wait to watch it on november 10th, but also gotta respect that they're gonna have a limited theatrical run in LA for a week too 
it's about time we highlight the human cost of tech industry and I'm hyped for this movie, sounds so powerful 
I'm low-key excited about this new drama 'Humans in the Loop' on Netflix. It's amazing how the filmmakers are shedding light on the darker side of AI and its impact on marginalized communities. 
I love how the cast is diverse, it's gonna bring so many different perspectives to the table. And with Misaq Kazimi leading the US campaign, I'm hoping we'll see some meaningful conversations about AI ethics and labor rights. 
The trailer looks intense, can't wait to dive in! 
it looks like they really got their facts straight on the data-annotation industry & AI ethics... as someone who's worked in tech, i'm curious to see how accurate the storytelling is. love dat they're doing a limited theatrical run 2, hoping it'll get some buzz before the netflix release 
also, Misaq Kazimi seems like an awesome exec producer 
cant w8 to dive into this story n see how it all plays out 
. The whole dual release plan seems kinda fancy and attention-grabbing, but hey, it's all about getting the word out about this important story about data annotation and AI 
. i'm also lovin the fact that its got a diverse cast, cuz representation matters so much 
! cant wait for nov 10 
"Humans in the Loop" sounds like a really powerful movie that sheds light on the unseen human toll behind our tech habits. I'm also excited to see the diverse cast, it's about time we saw more representation on screen 
, can't wait to see Sonal Madhushankar and Ridhima Singh bring their characters to life! 
. I'm definitely gonna be tuning in on Nov 10! 
. Can't wait to see the trailer & get my thoughts on it 
