Resurrection

Resurrection (2025) presents a dystopian future where humanity's capacity for dreaming has been traded for eternal life, a Faustian bargain that leaves the populace adrift in a waking nightmare of conformity. Amid this sterile existence, an outcast discovers solace in vivid hallucinations and nightmarish visions, crafting a personal realm that bristles with both beauty and terror. Directorial debut of visionary filmmaker Elise Myles, the film is a stark critique of the soulless utopia, where the act of dreaming becomes a radical act of resistance.