ALieNZ

An epic space romance set in a future where men and women have been at war for eons.

Romeo & Juliet meets Adam & Eve—reimagined as a cosmic adventure with attitude.

Kane hails from Drop Nine, a bleak asteroid where life is nasty, brutish, and short. Men have survived for centuries by cloning endless copies of themselves, which might explain why things are falling apart. Nobody even remembers what women look like anymore—except for their ever-present “Honey” AI android companions. But the cloning system is glitching, the gene pool is crumbling, and fresh DNA is the hottest commodity in the universe. To make matters worse, mysterious “ALieNZ” (aka “shrieks”) swoop in for abductions whenever they please.

Enter Una: an ace fighter pilot from Luna, a glittering female civilization circling dead Earth. The Lunars consider the men “retroidors”—barbaric, testosterone-addled holdovers from another age—and guard the vast DNA library like it’s the crown jewels. When Kane’s rust-bucket ship collides with Una’s state-of-the-art craft, the two become the first of their kind to face each other in centuries. And neither is impressed.

Trapped together on Kane’s battered vessel, they clash in language, culture, and values. One minute Kane has Una in irons, the next she’s running the show—it’s a cosmic battle of the sexes, with sparks flying in every direction. Think The African Queen meets Star Wars, with sabotage, banter, and more than a few badly timed explosions.

But as they fight and outwit each other, Kane and Una become unlikely allies in a last-ditch attempt to prevent humanity from destroying itself. And while saving the universe, they do the one thing they absolutely shouldn’t: they fall in love.

Their mission fails spectacularly, humanity burns, and the cycle resets. Kane and Una alone survive, crash-landing on a hazy blue planet where everything begins again.

Gateway to a Transmedia Universe

ALieNZ is more than a film—it’s a launchpad for a provocative, expandable storyworld. Two civilizations have evolved apart for centuries:

• Men, divided by endless wars, cloning sons to keep going.

• Women, united in peace, birthing daughters and curating the master DNA library.

Both societies built utopias that, on closer look, are dystopias in disguise—ripe for satire and cultural commentary. From politics and belief systems to architecture, art, and fashion, every corner of this universe offers opportunities for humor, reflection, and bold imagination.

The mythology allows infinite spinoffs: the origin of the “Split,” daily life inside Luna’s glowing megalopolis, the fracturing male colonies, Kane and Una’s multi-generational descendants, even alien interventions in earlier cycles of history.

At its heart, ALieNZ is about cycles—love, war, destruction, and rebirth—told with spectacle, romance, and a sly wink at human nature. A sweeping, cinematic universe designed to spark debate, fuel imagination, and deliver a one-of-a-kind transmedia experience.