X-Society is a feature-film that revolves around a Social Credit System that monitors every person through surveillance cameras, social media, and purchase history. If you purchase alcohol, your score is dinged a few points because it shows dependency. If you purchase diapers, your score goes up, as it shows responsibility. The system has disabled many from renting an apartment, entering grocery stores, buying plane or train tickets, socializing with certain people.

The story takes place a few years into the future at Camp X, where social delinquents have come together to create their own way of life deep in the wilderness in a hand-built wooden fortress. The founders of the camp train new people on how to survive in this dystopian society…all while devising a plan to expose the system’s flaws that have been exploited and corrupted by top officials in the system. It is an action-packed survivalist film with boot camp and action sequences comparable to Full Metal Jacket and Braveheart, and deep messaging about individuality and free-thinking comparable to Dead Poet Society,