Liked by Death

For every woman who has ever felt alone beside the people she loves.

Marta is in her fifties, and her life has shrunk to the size of a smartphone screen. In reality, she has become invisible: a husband who looks right through her, the polite indifference of adult children, and a job where she is just a cog in the machine. In this life, she has almost faded away.

But on Instagram, Marta is alive. She doesn't use filters or try to look younger; she simply posts honest, slightly sad selfies. And the paradox of the digital world is cruel: it is exactly this raw sincerity that algorithms pick up, surrounding her with a chorus of enthusiastic, yet faceless, admirers.

When a real man appears in the comments—someone capable of seeing her true depth—Marta's familiar world begins to crumble. Real intimacy is terrifying because it requires openness and can cause pain, whereas bots are always polite and safe.

Liked by Death is a poignant psychological drama about how a cozy digital illusion slowly displaces real life. And about the difficult choice: to remain in a comfortable void or risk letting a human being in, before it becomes too late.