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Screenplay, Short Script, Science Fiction, Horror

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Pages

22

On a living planet that absorbed human technology and transformed its primitive nature into tribal metallic landscapes, Antonym Y, a robot that hunts human survivors for the planet, begins to resist the planet as it learns about human history and emotions.
Ying-Tza Chen

Writer

Ying-Tza Chen

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The inverted human city Сreates such a hauntingly beautiful desolate atmosphere...

Victoria Black

If you think about it the empathy virus is clearly a metaphor for how modern tech companies view human connection as a glitch in their profit algorithms. We are being conditioned to accept this reality.

David Makharadze

A 10-page wordless opening? Network execs will pass by page four. Fluid-dynamic tar babies and 23000story sets? The production value required is an absolute budget nightmare for no guaranteed target audience.

Alejandro Rodriguez Garcia

It's so tragic how he literally destroys his own capacity to love just to survive... The aesthetic of a ruined, lonely world is so poignant, I wish there was someone to save him.

Boonmee Nattaya

It's a masterclass in atmospheric, visually driven sci-fi, conceptualizing empathy not as an emotional flaw but as a literal, physical computer virus that corrupts logic code. The script's bold choice to rely entirely on visual storytelling in its opening pages instantly immerses the audience in an unrelenting 23,000-story post-human landscape, positioning it as an exceptional candidate for high-end, stylized animation. The innovative text-deleting mechanics and the chilling juxtaposition of a sterile AI antagonist (Motherboard XI) communicating via a lullaby cadence forge a highly distinct narrative identity. While the profound lack of early dialogue may challenge traditional network pacing paradigms, its uncompromising, cold logic offers a deeply resonant exploration of transhumanism and survival mechanics.

Stacy S

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