Leaving Eden

Set sixty years after a nuclear catastrophe, Leaving Eden presents a stark view of a ruined industrial zone where survivors fight for existence. The film centers on Niko, a ten-year-old boy living with his grandfather Lexi, who believes their territory is paradise. Lexi's indoctrination fuels hatred towards rival survivors, leading to a brutal conflict that reveals the harsh realities of their world.

As the story unfolds, Niko's perceptions are challenged when he encounters Xeni's family, which introduces the idea that borders can be restrictive and escape risky. The film delves into the dynamics of power and violence as children become pawns in adult conflicts. With a strong cast, including Kristaq Pilo and Agata Buzek, Leaving Eden presents a narrative ripe for discussion among science fiction enthusiasts and collectors alike.