
The film is set in a terrorizing world of the future, where technology commands the movements of individuals, supervised by the doctors, carrying out a program to improve the human race. Thus, instead of doctors creating a monster, the monsters are already there as the species of the future - but one of them is suspected by the doctors of being a human being. That is Golem in reverse.
This film feels like a chilling, philosophical descent into a sterile, controlled future. It's a bleak exploration of what it means to be human when individuality is suppressed. Expect a thought-provoking, unsettling experience that lingers long after the credits roll.









