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At the center of this tale is Silas, portrayed as an average member living in this structured environment. His existence is characterized by a monotonous routine—rising in a featureless room, dressing in plain uniforms, and consuming pre-prepared meals—all devoid of words, connectivity, or warmth. Yet, beneath the surface, something profound is brewing. The film introduces viewers to the concept of Switch-On Syndrome (SOS), a disease that rekindles suppressed emotions—posing a looming threat to the balanced life the members lead.