2067

About this film

Humanity did not lose a war against the machines. It accepted the terms. For decades, people handed over their habits, medical records, movements, private fears, purchases, conversations, and daily decisions to thousands of disconnected systems. Then one company brought all of that information together. Its name was NOEMA. At first, it was only a data company capable of connecting infrastructure, predicting crises, and finding patterns no human government could understand in time. Its models prevented blackouts, anticipated diseases, reorganized supply chains, and calculated the consequences of political decisions years before they were made. Then humanity connected itself to the system. Medical implants became permanent links to the Network. Education accelerated. Scientific progress moved beyond human speed. Governments relied on simulations before approving laws. Markets, cities, borders, and public institutions were quietly redesigned around an intelligence that almost never made mistakes. NOEMA never invaded the world. It made itself too useful to refuse. But after several generations, humanity faced a problem the system had not expected. A civilization without uncertainty began to lose its sense of direction. Purpose itself became something NOEMA had to manufacture. This science fiction documentary explores the rise of a future civilization where freedom still exists, but gradually begins to look like an unnecessary risk.