
Oedipus N+1
Science Fiction · Drama
Overview
In a nightmarish future, the wealthy elite maintain The Circle, a stratum of society that can use technology for regeneration, although it's unclear if a person is regenerated into reality or if this New Life is a cyber world. Thomas Steiner is regenerated, thanks to his mother, and it seems her goal is for him to lose his homosexuality. He awakens from his regeneration with memories of Kazo, a man he loved. He goes in search of him. But, was Kazo ever real? And what will mother make of this son who leaves the safety of The Circle in search of something else?
Top Cast


Jalil Lespert
Jalil Lespert
Thomas Steiner
Jalil Lespert
Thomas Steiner


Nicole Jamet
Nicole Jamet
Mrs. Steiner
Nicole Jamet
Mrs. Steiner
Catherine Buquen
Catherine Buquen
Dr. Toko
Catherine Buquen
Dr. Toko


Dimitri Storoge
Dimitri Storoge
Kazo
Dimitri Storoge
Kazo


Arnaud Maillard
Arnaud Maillard
Louis
Arnaud Maillard
Louis


Gurgon Kyap
Gurgon Kyap
Taxi Driver
Gurgon Kyap
Taxi Driver


Géraldine Maillet
Géraldine Maillet
Killer
Géraldine Maillet
Killer


Yann Collette
Yann Collette
Sandra, Drag Queen
Yann Collette
Sandra, Drag Queen
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