Anti: A Documentary (Film, Book, Soundtrack)

In an era of unprecedented polarization, Anti: A Documentary serves as a definitive investigation into the psychological and social architecture of opposition. Produced by SMS Novel Films, this multidisciplinary project—spanning a feature film, an immersive book, and a curated soundtrack—synthesizes the insights of global scholars to deconstruct what it means to be "anti" in 2026.

The Film

The documentary utilizes a striking visual language to explore the duality of modern leadership and public perception. By examining the "frozen" versus "fluid" identities of political icons, the film asks a haunting question: Are we defined by what we build, or by what we seek to destroy? It navigates the high-stakes world of national policy—from the 2026 ICE raids to the seductive, neon-lit corridors of urban power—to show how "anti" sentiment is often a mirror for our own deepest fears.

The narrative threads together subtle, eschatological undertones, drawing parallels between the rise of a charismatic, law-defying leader and biblical warnings of a "man of lawlessness." It explores the "mystery of iniquity" at work in modern governance, where rhetoric of "peace and safety" masks a deeper, more ancient pattern of power.

The Book

The companion text dives deeper into the scholarly contributions, providing a dense, evidentiary backbone to the film's narrative. It explores:

• The Anatomy of Dissent: How social justice movements and counter-movements utilize the same psychological triggers.

• Historical Echoes: Tracing the lineage of opposition from faith-based movements to the digital "cancel culture" of the mid-2020s.

• The Final Deception: A chapter examining the theological archetype of the Antichrist—not as a monster, but as a seductive, political "savior" who mirrors the traits of the modern global elite.

The Soundtrack

A haunting, atmospheric score that underscores the tension between the "American Westerner" identity and the diverse global features of the modern populace. The music reflects the cinematic shifts from "Roots of Justice" to the "Midnight Charm" of seductive city life, providing a sonic landscape for the documentary’s complex themes.