What Have You Done To Me? (2026)

A brief film exploring how the internet shapes identity—and how it molds our society, beliefs, passions, style, and worldview. Told across three narrative arcs—Oblivion, Recognition, and Discovery—it follows a protagonist wrestling with self-acceptance while untangling the distorted influences of social media and online culture. The story examines the internet’s grip on modern life and the pressure to suppress who you really are just to belong. Powered by Mandelbro’s “What Have You Done To Me” and “The Optimist Playbook,” the film drives home themes of personal truth and resilience in facing the world and humanity. Djo’s “On and On” underscores the hypnotic cycle of endless consumption. Amid negativity and constant change, the message is clear: you don’t need to conform to belong. Choose an optimistic outlook, let life unfold, and in a world clouded by fear, confusion, hate, and judgment—choose joy.