Revolt

The story unfolds across war-torn Kenya, with Nairobi at its center as a hub of resistance against ruined cities and alien machines. The landscape shifts from urban rubble to open fields and underground bunkers where survivors rally. The proximity of a US military base near Nairobi shapes the conflict, offering a glimmer of pre-invasion order amidst the chaos.

🛡️ Survival

In a post-invasion world, the characters must improvise to stay alive against unpredictable threats. The ruined cities and hostile machines force alliances and quick thinking. Every decision tests resolve, from escaping captivity to navigating dangerous wastelands. The film centers on the human will to endure when systems of safety have collapsed.

🧠 Memory

Bo wakes with memory loss and fragments of his past, driving a quest to reclaim his identity. The plot uses memory as both a personal struggle and a narrative tool, revealing clues through experiences and recalled moments. The camera given by a dying journalist becomes a symbolic map of his memories and path forward. Recovered memories reinterpret who Bo is and what he stands to lose or protect.

🤖 Machines

Alien machines dominate the conflict, hunting survivors and shaping the landscape of war. The technology is both threat and key, with the ability to be powered or disabled through human action. Bo's electrical abilities connect him to the machines in ways that alter the balance of power. The planned EMP attack on the mothership represents a crucial turning point in the struggle.

🪖 Resistance

A Nairobi-based resistance network bands together to confront the invaders, gathering in underground centers and coordinating risky operations. Leadership and strategy, including the EMP plan, emerge from this collective effort. The resistance embodies hope and solidarity in the face of overwhelming odds. Individual sacrifice becomes essential to protecting others and securing a potential victory.