The film is called Ex Machina (2015).
Alicia Vikander played the role of Ava, a talking robot that moves like a silvery vision — pretty and in synch. Apart from opaque patches on her chest and hips, she resembles a sensual version of the “Visible Woman” modeling kit, with fluid new technologies and snaky wiring viewable through her meshwork instead of bones, arteries, nerves, muscles, and veins.
Ex Machina's subtle sci-fi effects won over Hollywood this year, netting it the 2016 Oscar for Best Visual Effects. It was a bit of a surprise win for the movie. According to Theverge.com, as a relatively under-the-radar film, it easily could have been overshadowed here by bigger names like, you know, Star Wars. It also won over Mad Max: Fury Road, The Martian, and The Revenant.
In latest buzz, Alicia Vikander will be playing the iconic heroine in Tomb Raider's upcoming film reboot. The film doesn't yet have a release date, but is known to be an origin story that follows a younger Lara. Find out more at Cnet.com.