After a glitch in the Flick Talk servers, archived Lives begin re-uploading on their own—streams that ended with someone's death.
The comments keep updating.
The dead keep replying.

At first, the world calls it a technical malfunction.
A curiosity.
But when the old streams start answering in real time, the glitch becomes something else entirely—something awake.
The boundaries between broadcast and reality dissolve, and what was once entertainment becomes evidence.

Five girls—Cami, Sofi, Val, Bella, and Luna—are pulled into the mystery, bound by friendship, loss, and the flickering echoes of their own creations.
Each stream holds a fragment of their lives, their fears, their confessions—and now, their voices are speaking back.
What begins as digital noise soon turns into something intimate and terrifying: a mirror that remembers.

As the world obsesses over the phenomenon, communities fracture.
Screens become shrines.
Influencers vanish mid-stream, and those who remain begin to question whether the glitch is replaying the past—or rewriting it.
When the girls discover that their recordings are expanding on their own, responding to questions no one asked, they must confront what's been left unsaid... and what it means to be remembered by something that never forgets.

From viral chaos to quiet rebirth, Flick Mode: OFF follows humanity's descent through obsession and its slow, trembling return to silence.
It's a story of connection rebuilt from static, of grief that learns to breathe, of memory that refuses to fade.

Cinematic, haunting, and profoundly human, Flick Mode: OFF is not just a horror story—it's a requiem for a world that talked too much and finally learned how to listen.