Stay Dead

Film * stay dead * is a dark comedy directed by Kristo Immanuel, tells The Story of Gema (Omara Esteghlal), an awkward and shy young man who feels alienated in his work environment. Her life changes when her father dies, and for the first time, Gema feels the attention of her usually indifferent office colleagues. However, that attention quickly fades away, making the Echo of loneliness return. In her anxiety, Gema begins to invent lies about the deaths of those closest to her in order to regain the attention. This falsehood brings inevitable chaos, packed with dark humor, social satire, and a *breaking the fourth wall* technique that invites viewers to dive into Echo's inner conflict. The Film touches on themes of loneliness, social validation and the absurdity of modern life.

Suitability for Children's Viewing:

Movies * Live To Die* * * not suitable for children**. With a dark comedy genre, the film contains themes of death, lies, and complex social satire, which may be difficult to understand or inappropriate for a child audience. The issues of loneliness and emotional manipulation, as well as the bitter humor that predominates, are more aimed at an adult audience that can appreciate reflective and satirical overtones. In addition, the use of *breaking the fourth wall* and deep narration can confuse children. The Film is more suitable for mature teenagers (age 17+) or adults who like comedy dramas with psychological elements. There is no specific information regarding the official age rating, but based on the theme and style of the narrative, it is recommended that parents consider the content before allowing children to watch.