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Legal thriller “Time Sentence” was screened at Karachi Press Club
‘This film will leave a deep impact on human minds.’
Retired Justice Wajihauddin Ahmed
‘There are serious hidden messages in the story.’
Saeed Khawar, veteran political analyst
‘Technology is an extension of human habits.’
Khalid Hasan Khan, filmmaker
The futuristic courtroom drama, Time Sentence was screened at the Karachi Press Club. A large
number of attendees were present at the event. The film takes up the subject of the growing trend
of artificial intelligence in a unique way. The film deals with the concepts of technology, law,
justice, science fiction and human emotions.
The short film Time Sentence, set in the distant future, is a science fiction courtroom drama,
where an artificial intelligence-driven judge is hearing the case of an accused, who is a time
traveler.
Justice Wajihauddin Ahmed appreciated the innovatively creative effort of the film team. He
said, "This film will leave a deep impact on the minds of audiences at the national and
international level. It's a tragic story."
Noted intellectual and political analyst, Saeed Khawar addressed the audience, "There are
serious hidden messages in the film. Such bold story-telling is missing in Pakistan''.
The film's director, Khalid Hasan Khan, said, "Technology is an extension of human habits." The
film explores the premise, how technology brings its own implicit laws and society fails to catch
up with its evolutionary development".
The story of this film, written by the famous poet Zulfiqar Adil, is about justice, human dreams
and unbridled usage of artificial intelligence; its disappointing implications for humanity that are
caused by the excessive indulgence in AI.
The cast of the film includes Shamim Shirazi, Dara Shikoh Hashmi, Syed Muaz Shah, Rafat
Jabeen, Talal Farhat and Mohammad Ali. Imran Sheikh and Syed Ovais Ali are the executive
producers of this short film. The filmmaker of Time Sentence, Khalid Hasan Khan, is a
Hollywood graduate who has won twenty-four awards from the international film festivals
circuit, for his fiction and non-fiction projects.
The office bearers of the Karachi Press Club presented ajraks to the chief guests.
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