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A film of Jake Schreier follows an old man named Frank. Frank has ever been a thief and lived alone meanwhile his intelligent son attempts to look after him a far. Eventually, his son sent an automatic servant In the near future. But Frank realized that he can exploit his robot to restart his old profession.
It may not seem like an even playing field pitting an actor as powerfully intense as Frank Langella opposite a robot, but that's the game plan behind the waywardly endearing, slightly futuristic fantasy Robot & Frank.
One of the few movies I've seen where the future is not a dystopic nightmare, 3D-generated phantasmagoria, or otherwise unbelievable peek into a not-too-distant hellworld.
Christopher D. Ford's script deftly explores all the film's relationships with knowing good humor, and the action moves along swiftly enough so we never stop to say, "Hey, wait a minute ..."