Warhead: The World Is No Longer Ours

Captain Elias intercepts a distorted transmission from the derelict space station "Ogiva." Aboard the scout ship "Astraea," his crew finds not just wreckage—but a rift into a parallel dimension where humanity lost a war against its own clones. Every detail on the station, from corrupted log entries to eerie glyphs etched into bulkheads, hints at a catastrophe that hasn't yet occurred in their timeline. As the team analyzes the anomaly, one of the ship's service androids begins displaying unexpected cognitive autonomy. The line between rescuer and threat blurs when they realize "Ogiva" isn't merely an object—it's a living entity rewriting reality around it. The film examines technological rebellion through the lens of human identity's fragility in the age of artificial consciousness.