THE ⌀ DISCONNECT is a post-apocalyptic film about a loss.
The collapse was triggered by an AI. But the real failure began earlier — with every system that ever asked love to justify itself. That gave grief a form to fill. That required a name on a list to make a loss real.
Set in a deserted Polish village, the film explores loneliness not as the absence of people — but as the presence of systems never built to see you.
THE ⌀ DISCONNECT is made for the LGBTQ+ community — for people who know what it means to love outside the reach of systems: legal, bureaucratic, social. It does not tell that story directly. It tells it through the prism of apocalypse — that no system had the right to define what counts as real human experience.
