B[o]t (2025)

In a near future, humanity has surrendered control of the world to machines. Robotics, once created to serve and protect, now governs every aspect of society. Cities have become cold ruins, watched over by faceless intelligences, while humans—reduced to remnants of a forgotten era—struggle to survive in a world sinking into decay. Amid this chaos, some humans still try to preserve their place, believing that love, faith, and righteous words can save what remains of mankind. Figures emerge, preaching peace and unity as a final defense against mechanical domination. But in a world ruled by logic, efficiency, and control, these ideals are perceived as weaknesses. As the line between human and machine fades, the film exposes an unforgiving truth: human values, when misused or misunderstood, can lead as much to failure as to redemption. In attempting to save the world through love and words alone, humanity may ultimately seal its own downfall—unable to adapt to the very order it created.