In a Feininger-like city, a bureaucrat goes through his high-tech day darkly. Robots and androids keep him fresh by replacing his brain pan periodically. Brain-control extends from the office to a public symposium, to after-hours entertainment and then home. Marian Cholerek and Nina Kowalik's film is a classic of its kind: an Orwellian future, treated deadpan. Russell Merritt