Suicide Room

The movie opens with the opera performance, where Dominik Santorski and his parents are introduced. This scene establishes Dominik's family background and their success-driven lifestyle, highlighting their emotional distance from him. The opera setting also symbolizes themes of myth and tragedy that will resonate throughout the film.

Dominik is depicted as popular and spoiled at his private high school, enjoying privileges from wealthy parents. His friends discover a self-harm video on his computer, leading to a discussion about mental health and online secrets, which foreshadows future events related to self-harm and social media influence.

During a party, a girl reveals her experimentation with lesbianism and demonstrates it for her friends. Dominik is then asked to kiss a boy, Aleksander, which he does willingly. A video of the kiss is posted online, and Dominik faces teasing from his peers, intensifying the pressure to conform and explore his identity.

While sparring at judo practice, Dominik becomes sexually aroused when pinned beneath Aleksander. This event is shared on social media, angering Dominik and revealing his complex feelings about intimacy and peer acceptance.

Following his social media interactions, Dominik is invited to join a 3D virtual social network where he meets Sylwia, a masked girl who shares her struggles with self-harm and suicidal thoughts. This marks the beginning of their emotional connection and the virtual descent into deeper mental health issues.

Dominik and Sylwia develop a bond as they watch videos of self-harm and suicidal acts together. Dominik begins skipping school to spend more time with her, deepening his withdrawal from real life and increasing his dependence on the virtual world.

Dominik's parents discover he has been talking to Sylwia and is not eating, prompting police intervention. He is found in a bloodied state with a broken mirror and is hospitalized in a psychiatric ward, highlighting his mental health crisis and disconnect from reality.

After a few days, Dominik's parents bring him home, attempting to dismiss his mental health issues. Sylwia confides her desire to die, urging him to help her obtain pills, which marks a crucial escalation in their shared suicidal ideation.

Dominik follows Sylwia's advice and manipulates a doctor into prescribing pills. Their secret plan to overdose is set, but Dominik's father intervenes by disconnecting the internet router, preventing the plan from proceeding in time.

Dominik explains to his parents that The Suicide Room and its members are like his new family. Despite his pleas to return, his parents ban him from re-entering the online space, showing their inability to understand or address his mental health struggles.

Desperate to see Sylwia, Dominik takes pills to the meeting spot but, after drinking alcohol, decides to discard them. He then starts filming himself delirious and reacts emotionally to his situation, experiencing fleeting happiness when he finally kisses Sylwia in person.

In the climax, Sylwia's online avatar announces Dominik's death, revealing her hallucinated connection with him. The film depicts Dominik finally succumbing to an overdose in a bathroom, with footage of his death shared on The Suicide Room's platform.

Sylwia, after ripping out her internet cord, leaves her room for the first time in three years. She screams in the park, overwhelmed by her emotions, symbolizing her breaking free from isolation and her struggles with mental health.

The movie concludes with Dominik's parents attending a ballet separately, reflecting their emotional distance. Intercut footage shows Dominik's death in the bathroom, emphasizing the tragic end and the impact of social media and mental health issues.