Able Edwards

The film unfolds in a not-so-distant future reshaped by a catastrophic event that thins the population and pushes humanity into orbital refuges. Biotech cloning and humanoid robotics are integrated into daily life and business strategy, reflecting a world where innovation and risk are closely linked. Corporate and political power vie for control as survival depends on technological advancement. The era serves as a backdrop for a high-stakes battle over legacy, identity, and influence.

The story shifts between a space station that serves as humanity’s shelter after a global catastrophe and the glossy corridors of Edwards Corporation on Earth. The space habitat represents survival and collective resilience, while EC HQ embodies the corporate engine driving biotech, media, and politics. The original Able Edwards Fantastic Wonderland site appears as a symbolic destination and testing ground for the founder’s legacy. The setting juxtaposes advanced technology with high-stakes corporate power in a not-so-distant future.

🧬 Identity

The clone’s existence raises fundamental questions about what makes a person unique—biology, experience, or something intangible. The film probes whether nurture can recreate the original’s essence or if true selfhood resists replication. As Franklin Wallace embodies both founder’s legacy and his own emerging will, loyalties and self-perception become political weapons. The result is a meditation on humanity versus engineered persona in a corporate age.

🏛️ Power

Edwards Corporation’s reach extends into politics, turning celebrity into policy leverage. The attempt to install a clone as a public figure blur lines between corporate branding and governance. When Anti-Reality Organizations close in, public image and private motive collide, exposing how control of narrative translates into real-world power. The theme questions who truly holds authority when commerce and politics intertwine.

🚀 Survival

A global catastrophe forces humanity into orbital refuge, making space a necessity rather than a backdrop. Survival hinges on bold, sometimes reckless decisions driven by scarcity and the will to reinvent civilization. The voyage back toward the Able Edwards Wonderland site becomes a quest for reset, offering a glimpse of rebirth beyond the crisis. The narrative frames resilience as a contest between desperation and aspiration.