Ovodermia

In a near future where a revolutionary bio-engineered skin treatment, Ovodermia, promises eternal youth, a disillusioned scientist uncovers a dark secret about its origins. As users experience unforeseen side effects, she races against time to expose the truth before the company's charismatic CEO silences her permanently. The film explores themes of vanity, corporate greed, and the ethical boundaries of scientific advancement.

Ovodermia was met with a mixed but generally positive critical reception. Reviewers praised its ambitious concept and sleek visual design, though some found the plot to be slightly predictable. Audience reactions were more divided, with some embracing the film's philosophical questions and others criticizing its pacing.

• Visually stunning with a thought-provoking premise about artificial beauty.

• Lena Hanson delivers a compelling performance as the conflicted scientist.

• The narrative occasionally falters, relying on familiar sci-fi tropes.

Google audience: Google users largely appreciated the film's high-concept narrative and the performances, particularly Lena Hanson's. Some viewers felt the film could have delved deeper into the ethical implications, while others found the plot twists satisfying.

Nominated for Best Production Design at the Saturn Awards.

The distinctive futuristic architecture seen in the film was largely inspired by brutalist designs and organic forms, created through a blend of practical sets and extensive CGI.