CASE 0 : TOMORROW

CASE 0 : TOMORROW (2026)



8.0 2026 8 min —

Director: Zeki Yahya

Deep within a forgotten state vault where time itself seems to stand still, a one-of-a-kind legal case is cracked open: the prosecution of "The Future" for allegedly tricking all of humanity with an endless, hollow guarantee of something better—until the team behind the investigation realizes the defendant may have been nothing more than a ghost.

More About This Film

CASE 0 : TOMORROW is an experimental short built around an unusual premise: inside an abandoned government archive where time itself seems to have stopped, investigators conduct a trial against the Future. The accusation is that humanity has been repeatedly promised a better tomorrow that never arrives.

Rather than presenting a conventional science-fiction story, the film uses the courtroom setup as a philosophical device. Its deliberately abstract narrative turns ideas about expectation, time, progress, and disappointment into an atmospheric cinematic case file.

  • Directed by Zeki Yahya.
  • The film is an experimental short produced in the United States.
  • Its reported running time is about eight minutes.
  • The central case concerns the personified concept of the Future.
  • The project was released in 2026.

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