Set in a near-future Brazil, citizens compete for a chance to join an elite offshore society through “The Process,” a harsh selection system that exposes deep social inequality and moral tension.
Within a surreal dystopia, the skilled operative Æon Flux (Denise Poirier) navigates political intrigue and rebellion against an authoritarian regime in a visually experimental animated world.
Centuries into the future, where minds can be transferred between bodies, soldier Takeshi Kovacs (Joel Kinnaman) is brought back to life to solve a powerful man's murder, uncovering a web of corruption and identity conflict.
Set in near-future Moscow, Better Than Us follows an advanced android who becomes part of a human family while being hunted by corporations and authorities. As human-robot tensions rise, it explores identity and the limits of AI.
Blending retro aesthetics with cosmic mysticism, a group of space outlaws led by Vascan (Anders Heinrichsen) chase a mysterious signal, leading them into a surreal and dangerous encounter beyond reality.
In a parallel-world setting, private investigator Charlie Jade (Jeffrey Pierce) becomes entangled in a conspiracy spanning multiple realities, uncovering corporate manipulation and environmental collapse.
Genetically enhanced since childhood, Max Guevara (Jessica Alba) lives in a post-collapse America while evading government forces, navigating identity, survival, and rebellion against authoritarian control.
Inspired by Philip K. Dick’s work, each episode presents a standalone story where ordinary people face strange technological or existential disruptions that challenge their perception of reality.
Inside a fully immersive virtual reality war simulation, soldier Tom Hobbes (Scott Bairstow) becomes trapped in a digital world where the lines between code and consciousness begin to blur.
Set in a future dominated by corporations, executive Ben Larson (Sean Teale) lives a double life as he infiltrates the resistance, exposing corruption while trying to protect his own hidden past.
An anthology of animated stories ranging from sci-fi to horror, each episode explores themes of technology, humanity, and survival through visually distinct worlds and often dark, unexpected twists.
Teenager Josh McGrath (Christian Campbell) bonds with a powerful nanotech entity known as Steel (Sam Vincent), transforming into a high-tech hero while facing threats involving advanced technology and global conspiracies.
A cutting-edge dating service claims to find perfect matches by analyzing brain data, but as participants like Paul (Hugo Becker) and Esther (Agathe Bonitzer) undergo the process, disturbing truths about love and control emerge.
In a futuristic city ruled by corporations, young Kit Walker (Billy Zane) takes on the legacy of the Phantom, battling oppression while uncovering secrets tied to his family’s past.
Patrolling the streets of Detroit, RoboCop/Alex Murphy (Richard Eden) enforces the law in a crime-ridden society, confronting both street-level violence and the influence of powerful corporations.
Following the rise of Skynet, Sarah Connor (Lena Headey) and her son John Connor (Thomas Dekker) fight to prevent humanity’s extinction, aided by a reprogrammed Terminator (Summer Glau).
In a near-future shaped by advanced technology, Flynne Fisher (Chloë Grace Moretz) discovers a hidden connection to an alternate timeline, becoming entangled in a conspiracy that blurs the line between virtual and real worlds.
After his death, programmer Nathan Brown (Robbie Amell) is uploaded to a luxurious digital afterlife, where he navigates virtual existence while uncovering secrets about his own fate.
Set in a surreal near-future America, characters like Harry Wyckoff (James Belushi) become entangled in corporate conspiracies, mind control, and media manipulation.
After humanity conquers aging, detective Darius Asram (Yvan Attal) investigates a wave of suicides, revealing the hidden psychological burden of immortality and a society on the edge of collapse.
Amid a technologically advanced Los Angeles, detective John Kennex (Karl Urban) partners with android Dorian (Michael Ealy), forming an unlikely duo while tackling crimes and questioning the nature of humanity.
Set in a futuristic Gotham, teenager Terry McGinnis (Will Friedle) takes up the mantle of Batman under the guidance of an aging Bruce Wayne (Kevin Conroy), facing high-tech threats in a cyberpunk urban landscape.
Exploring dark and thought-provoking scenarios, various characters confront the consequences of advanced technology, often revealing how it distorts human behavior, relationships, and society.
Taking place in a stylized future Los Angeles, replicant Elle (Jessica Henwick) embarks on a journey of survival and revenge, uncovering secrets tied to her origins and the legacy of the Blade Runner universe.
Serving as a prequel to Battlestar Galactica, the series follows the Graystone family, particularly Daniel Graystone (Eric Stoltz), as breakthroughs in artificial intelligence spark conflict between technology, religion, and corporate power.
A cop from the future, Kiera Cameron (Rachel Nichols) is transported to present-day Vancouver while chasing a group of terrorists, struggling to prevent a dystopian timeline shaped by corporate dominance.
Operating within a secret organization, individuals known as “Actives” have their personalities erased and replaced for various missions, while Echo (Eliza Dushku) begins to regain self-awareness and question her reality.
After a global catastrophe triggered by a neural implant network, interconnected stories reveal how humanity copes with a world where technology embedded in the brain becomes both essential and deadly.
In a parallel present, highly advanced synthetic humans integrate into daily life, while families like the Hawkins—led by Joe Hawkins (Tom Goodman-Hill)—grapple with the emotional and ethical impact of artificial intelligence.
Set in a near-future dystopia dominated by television networks, cynical reporter Edison Carter (Matt Frewer) uncovers corruption and media manipulation alongside his digital alter ego, Max Headroom (Matt Frewer).
Set in a futuristic Detroit controlled by a tyrannical billionaire, Motorcity follows a group of rebellious teens known as the Burners. Using high-tech cars, they fight to protect the last free zone of the city from total domination.
In a near-future Brazil where every citizen is constantly monitored, analyst Nina (Carla Salle) begins to question the system when a murder occurs without being detected, exposing flaws in total surveillance.
Operating in the shadows, programmer Harold Finch (Michael Emerson) and ex-agent John Reese (Jim Caviezel) use a machine that predicts violent acts, intervening before crimes happen while uncovering a larger conspiracy involving artificial intelligence.
Set after RoboCop’s return, Alex Murphy (Page Fletcher) faces new threats involving advanced cybernetics and corporate corruption, while struggling to maintain his remaining humanity.
This anthology explores diverse sci-fi and cyberpunk scenarios, presenting self-contained stories that dive into technology, power, and human nature across visually distinct worlds.
Set within the Matrix universe, this anthology of animated shorts explores the origins of the machine war and humanity’s struggle, highlighting different characters caught between reality and simulation.
In a future dominated by corporate power, detective David Hume (Michael Easton) investigates crimes involving memory implants, uncovering conspiracies that challenge identity and the nature of reality.
Within a futuristic theme park populated by lifelike android hosts, figures like Dolores Abernathy (Evan Rachel Wood) begin to gain consciousness, challenging the boundaries between artificial life and human control.
In a simulated reality created by a powerful supercomputer, engineer Fred Stiller (Klaus Löwitsch) begins to question the nature of his world, uncovering layers of illusion and control.
