Suicide Room is a Polish drama film directed by Jan Komasa. The movie tells the story of Dominik Santorski, a popular and wealthy high school student who falls into a deep depression after a same-sex kiss gets leaked to the school. The kiss causes Dominik to be ridiculed and rejected by his friends, his girlfriend, and even his parents.
Desperate for a way to escape his pain, Dominik finds refuge in an online community called the "suicide room," where he meets a mysterious and seductive girl named Sylwia. Sylwia introduces Dominik to a virtual reality game that takes place in a dark, surrealistic world where players can experience complete freedom and anonymity.
As Dominik becomes more immersed in the game, he begins to lose touch with reality. He starts neglecting his schoolwork and distancing himself from his family. His obsession with the game grows to the point where he starts to lose his grip on what is real and what is virtual.
The movie culminates in a shocking and tragic ending that exposes the dangers of online anonymity and gaming addiction. Suicide Room is a harrowing and powerful exploration of the consequences of bullying, depression, and isolation.