Oasis

The near-future year 2032 anchors a society in decline, where public order falters and essential supplies run scarce. Advanced communications and corporate control shape life in London, while the desert colony faces a harsh, alien landscape that amplifies tension. Events unfold over days as visions, disappearances, and mysteries push the group toward a precarious resolution.

London in 2032 is wracked by collapse and shortages, creating a grim urban backdrop. The colony on a desert-like exoplanet is remote, resource-scarce, and under suspicion after a series of lethal accidents and disappearances. The story shifts between Earth and the colony as characters chase clues and confront fears in a fragile, high-stakes environment.

🧭 Survival

In Oasis, survival is more than staying alive; it tests loyalties, ethics, and the will to endure scarce resources. The crew's suspicion, dwindling water, and dangerous hallucinations force decisions under pressure. The environments—a collapsing city and a desolate colony—become mirrors for human resilience and fragility. The film uses the setting to explore how far people will go when help is scarce.

🧠 Memory

Memories and visions drive action more than logic; Bea's memory haunts Peter, and Sara's vision of her daughter blurs line between reality and dream. Memory complicates trust as characters interpret signs as messages. The past shapes present choices, revealing guilt, longing, and the cost of unresolved grief. In this way memory becomes a catalyst for the plot.

🕯️ Belief

Belief guides or misleads the colony as they interpret visions as attacks, shaping leadership and conflict. Peter's faith collides with Danesh's pragmatic control, creating tension between spiritual and instrumental approaches to danger. The film suggests that belief can both illuminate and obscure the truth under extreme stress. The reliance on ritual or rumor tests the characters' integrity and trust.