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On the very day Mia is summoned to an online meeting with her teacher due to her lack of participation in class video meetings, her younger sister accidentally damages the Wi-Fi router. Frustrated, Mia strikes her laptop's keyboard, unknowingly activating an artificial intelligence that not only allows the laptop to open and close but also enables it to function as an intelligent robot. With her mother busy working from home and no time to address her issue, Mia angrily leaves the house in search of a Wi-Fi solution. Eventually, outside a fast-food restaurant, she finally discovers free Wi-Fi and coincidentally encounters her neighbor Jan, whom she knows to be a COVID-denier. Over time, she gets to know Jan better and realizes that he's actually quite decent. Nevertheless, she grapples with the question of whether she truly wants to be friends with someone who believes that COVID is merely government propaganda. The quest for Wi-Fi ultimately evolves into a unique day, offering a bit of variety from the dreary, repetitive routine of the pandemic. Mia discovers that she and Jan have more in common than she initially thought.

For as long as Lila and Adrian can remember they lived in a room, that has neither doors or windows, but instead a tube on the wall from which food appears daily. But after a strange light emerges from that tube one day and the food no longer appears, conflict arises between the two. While Lila wants to further explore and understand this foreign light, Adrian opposes it, partly because its presence seems to bring unforeseen dangers.

An experimental portrait of a young woman who suffers from her self-image. Her mental strains create a prison of thoughts, of which there seems to be no way out. A film about depression and self-loss, about creativity and delusion.