Missile Tone

In a sterile velvet bunker far beneath the surface, mother and daughter wait for the end of a war that never began. Wrapped in ritual, misinformation, and emotional compliance, they’ve spent years believing the world above is gone. But outside the sealed door, life is growing. Trees. Wind. Children on bicycles.

MISSILE TONE is a satirical, high-concept short film about curated fear, obedience-as-safety, and the moment of awakening when comfort becomes confinement. Visually steeped in old Hollywood glamour and composed through a fully AI-driven cinematic workflow, the film reveals a timeless question beneath a futuristic sheen:

What do we become when peace is no longer profitable?

Minimal in dialogue, maximal in symbolism, MISSILE TONE explores how systems can preserve us just long enough to erase us — and how resistance sometimes starts with asking what’s real.