Null & Peta

In a near future, a young woman grappling with a terminal illness is offered a revolutionary, albeit ethically dubious, experimental treatment. This treatment involves the transfer of her consciousness into a synthetic body, controlled by an AI. The narrative explores her struggle with identity, the nature of existence, and the emotional toll on her loved ones as she navigates this new, artificial reality.

Null & Peta garnered attention in the short film festival circuit for its thought-provoking exploration of transhumanism and mortality. Critics lauded its ambitious themes and visual style, though some noted its pacing could be tighter. Audience reactions generally praised its emotional depth and philosophical questions.

• Praised for its poignant exploration of consciousness and identity in a sci-fi context.

• The film's emotional core and visual execution were frequently highlighted as strengths.

• Some critics found the narrative slightly underdeveloped given its complex themes.

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Screened at various film festivals, including the Rhode Island International Film Festival.

The film's visual effects team aimed to create a subtle yet impactful distinction between the human and synthetic forms, reflecting the character's internal conflict.