Equals 2015
"Find your equal."
Equals (2015) is a hauntingly beautiful sci-fi romance directed by Drake Doremus, set in a sterilized future where human emotions have been chemically erased.
Director: Drake Doremus
Cast
Nicholas Hoult
Silas
Kristen Stewart
Nia
Jacki Weaver
Bess
Guy Pearce
Jonas
Rebecca Hazlewood
Zoe
Scott Lawrence
Mark
Kai Lennox
Max
Rizwan Manji
Gilead
Aurora Perrineau
Iris
Bel Powley
Rachel
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Equals (2015) about?
Equals (2015) follows Silas and Nia, two people living in a future where emotions are eradicated by society. When they begin experiencing feelings they shouldn't, they must confront the risks of defying their world's cold logic.
Who directed Equals?
Equals was directed by Drake Doremus, known for his emotionally driven storytelling and visually striking films.
Who stars in Equals?
The film stars Nicholas Hoult, Kristen Stewart, Guy Pearce, and Jacki Weaver in lead roles.
Is Equals (2015) worth watching?
Equals offers a unique blend of sci-fi and romance, with strong performances and a thought-provoking premise. While it may not appeal to all viewers, it stands out for its atmospheric tone and emotional depth.
How long is Equals?
Equals has a runtime of 102 minutes.
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About Equals (2015) — A Dystopian Love Story That Defies Control
Equals (2015) is a hauntingly beautiful sci-fi romance directed by Drake Doremus, set in a sterilized future where human emotions have been chemically erased. In this sterile society, Nicholas Hoult and Kristen Stewart deliver mesmerizing performances as Silas and Nia, two individuals who begin to experience feelings that defy their engineered world. As their connection deepens, they must navigate the dangerous consequences of awakening emotions in a society that fears them. The film blends stark visuals with raw emotional tension, exploring themes of love, identity, and rebellion against a system that prioritizes control over humanity.
With a minimalist aesthetic and powerful performances, Equals transcends its dystopian premise to deliver a poignant meditation on what it means to be truly alive. The chemistry between Hoult and Stewart anchors the story, while Jacki Weaver and Guy Pearce add depth to the societal backdrop. The result is a visually stunning and intellectually engaging experience that lingers long after the credits roll.
