FEMENLAND does not resemble anything already seen. It is not a political fiction meatloaf, nor an ideological pamphlet. It's hard social science fiction, set in a believable near future, based on real data and verifiable mathematical models.
It speaks of power, but also of survival. Of artificial intelligence, but also of love and betrayal. Of revolution, but also of those who are left behind. It's a story that defies every pre-existing category because it doesn't have good heroes and bad villains: it has humans — and machines — looking for the right solution in a world that's changing faster than anyone can process.
At the center is an impossible friendship — between an Iranian professor and an Israeli mathematician — which becomes the spark of a planetary transformation. It's a question that every viewer will take home: if the data showed that a radical change in governance would save the species, would you be ready to accept it?
FEMENLAND - The story of how women, men and machines saved the world. Imperfectly. But together. Dedicated to all those who dare to imagine a better future. And to all those who work to build it.
Carbon and silicon. Two species. Only one destiny. 2025-2055
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