Anunnaki (2025) is a controversial science fiction film inspired by ancient astronaut theories about the origins of humanity and extraterrestrial intervention. The story delves into the legend of the Anunnaki—ancient deities believed to have come from the planet Nibiru, who allegedly created humans as a slave race to mine Earth’s resources.

Set in the modern day, a group of archaeologists accidentally uncovers a long-buried secret—an ancient gateway that may connect Earth to the Anunnaki’s homeworld. When the portal is activated, secrets hidden by governments and covert organizations for centuries begin to unravel, unleashing a chain of terrifying events that threaten the survival of humanity.

The film raises provocative questions: Are humans truly a product of natural evolution? Or were we engineered by a superior alien civilization? What will happen if our “creators” return?

With stunning visuals, haunting music, and a thought-provoking narrative, Anunnaki (2025) is more than just a movie—it’s a bold challenge to mainstream history, religion, and science. Once banned and delayed, the film now makes its official debut, shaking the foundations of cinema and public perception alike.