GO-CHI Sci-Fi Short Film is a Mind-Bending Collision of Cyberpunk and the Divine
What happens when ancient spiritualism tangles with high-tech warfare in a psychedelic, end-of-days data heist? That’s exactly what the sci-fi short film GO-CHI sets out to explore.
Set in a dystopian future pulsing with digital decay and esoteric energy, the film follows Nector, a rogue data-runner from the secretive Black Ego group, as he uploads forbidden intel in the middle of a trance.
Surrounded by chanting, drugs, and relics of old-world mysticism, the countdown to his demise begins when the government’s orbital weapon, Meghnath, locks onto his location.
The film ramps up the tension when Nector injects a mysterious compound known only as Go-Chi right before impact, unleashing something completely unexpected.
As described, “In a high-tech dystopia where ancient mysticism collides with orbital warfare, a rogue data-runner named Nector enters a trance-fueled upload mission that triggers a government strike. With seconds to spare, he injects a mysterious drug—Go-Chi—unlocking a supernatural twist that bends the fate of man and machine. The title is paying homage to a cult reference from Sacred Games (2018).”
GO-CHI delivers a visually arresting, thought-provoking fusion of cyberpunk chaos and sacred delirium.