In a world that celebrates individuality as freedom, three strangers—an exhausted executive, a marginalized outcast, and a conflicted counselor—question whether their lives are truly their own or dictated by an unseen script, as they search for authenticity and meaning in a system built on constant change.

SYNOPSIS:

In a world where differences are celebrated as a form of freedom, individuals face an uncomfortable truth: are we truly living by choice, or merely following an imposed script? Through three interwoven stories, Identities explores the weight of societal roles, the desire for change, and the search for authenticity.

Joanne, a burnt-out executive, seeks to escape the pressures of success. Oliver, a man on the margins, reflects on the invisible rules shaping our lives. And Sophia, a counselor, tries to find stability in a system designed for constant transformation. Each one asks: what happens if we stop following the script?

Identities is a poetic and critical reflection on the unseen structures shaping our decisions and the emotional cost of striving to become who we think we should be.