AlieNation (2026)

Three strangers. One digital mirror. In Turin, Mario wields his clippers by day and commands a camera by night. Across the map in Russia, Ming juggles small-time deals while chasing virtual applause. And in Beijing, Shahe steps out of prison straight into the glow of a phone screen. They’ve never met, yet they share a secret second life as livestreamers. Over a five-year window, this film stitches together their raw, unedited broadcasts—every frame pulled straight from their own screens—to expose the hollow ache of living through a lens. No narrator, no cutaways, just the pixelated truth of connection in a world where being seen means being alone.