In a near future, an artificial being awakens with no memory or identity, in an unfamiliar place. As it follows fragmented clues, it uncovers the remnants of a failed experiment on the origins of life. But behind every sealed door lies a deeper truth: humanity’s attempt to replace God may have given birth to something irreversible.

Aura, a judoka who refuses any kind of emotional connection, tries to teach the art of judo to Miriam, a girl traumatized with haphephobia and afraid of being touched.

Year 2039. The jobs of the twenty-first century no longer exist. UPDATE, a revolutionary AI, has replaced the entire human workforce, giving people back the time they have always wished for — time to do whatever they want. And yet, for many, that time feels empty. Without a role in society, people feel lost. To solve this growing existential crisis, ADAPTiQ™, the company behind UPDATE, launched the Career Recovery Program: a promise of reintegration for those who want to return to work, feel useful again, and find a renewed sense of purpose. Among them is Mark Erwin, a seasoned expert in his field, who agrees to join the program. But what Mark discovers inside ADAPTiQ™ is something no one was meant to know. A secret that could upend not only his future — but the very idea of humanity.

"Comizi d’odio" is an essay film, a stream of consciousness composed of images, voices, and silences. Through a sensory drift, it probes the anatomy of antagonism and the emotional architecture of hatred—not to condemn, but to understand its potential: is conflict merely divisive, or can it carry the seed of awakening? In the dark, we listen. Memory, rupture, and contradiction surface like fragments. Until, at the end of the spiral, a return: children, a park, the echo of a beginning.