SYNOPSIS
In a dystopian metropolis ruled by the Psychic Police, where every emotion is controlled and the truth is manipulated by the Great Brain that governs society, a mysterious binary signal from the radioactive ruins of Metropolis begins to crack the absolute order of Sendai City.
As scientists, military forces, and regime agents pursue what they believe to be a mutant threat, the darkest secrets of the system slowly come to light: genetic experiments, torture, bodies transformed into machines, and a hidden war against what remains of humanity.
Amid philosophical obsessions, political violence, and biological mutations, Dr. Mario Fulci leads an expedition into the forbidden underground depths of Metropolis in search of the signal’s source. But what he discovers will forever change the very meaning of identity, memory, and truth.
No One Is Innocent is a visionary journey through cyberpunk, body horror, and political science fiction—an animated nightmare that reflects on the excesses of power, the control of bodies, and the dissolution of the human being in a society dominated by technology and fear.
Category: Sci-fi, retro-futuristic, cyberpunk
Genre: Fiction-animation, 2D & 3D animation
Language: English
Format: Digital 4K
Target: Young adults/Adults
Directed by Marco Bolognesi
Black Flag is a journey into the dark future of Sendai City, a metropolis surrounded by neon lights and imposing skyscrapers, where the inhabitants live under the yoke of an oppressive and totalitarian regime. Their existence is dominated by a daily obsession: the television series “The Truth on Sendai City”. Completely enslaved to the distorted vision of the world proposed by the screen, the public is incited by a charismatic presenter, dressed in an authoritarian uniform, to emulate and idolize the characters of the series, blindly accepting the rules and behaviors imposed as true precepts of life.
Category: Sci-fi, retro-futuristic, cyberpunk
Genre: Fiction-animation, 2D & 3D animation
Language: Inglese (Sub. Italian)
Format: Digital 4K
Target: Ragazzi/Adulti
Directed by Marco Bolognesi