Serve (2026)

Generation Z has discarded the outdated, illusion-driven framework of society and navigates a city where every surface mirrors longing, effort, and exposure. “To serve” transforms into a call to perform—and to weigh the price of being seen. Within the film’s social choreography, femme bodies act out a delulu narrative, glowing through New York’s urban corridors, which unveil themselves as a fading hypercapitalist fantasy. Still, they forge their own language of desire.