Sadie Sink stars in postapocalyptic musical "O'Dessa."

In a new musical film titled "O'Dessa," Sadie Sink, known for her role in "Stranger Things," plays a strong lead in a postapocalyptic world. Directed by Geremy Jasper, the movie starts with an exciting, dramatic tone that captures viewers' attention. The story unfolds in a future where a character named Plutonovich controls the media and people's thoughts through a competition show. The setting is a dangerous one, especially for young O'Dessa Galloway, whose parents are quickly removed from the story, leaving her vulnerable. Armed with her father's guitar, O'Dessa makes her way to Satylite City, where she experiences love and challenges. She meets Euri Dervish, played by Kelvin Harrison Jr., who is a cabaret singer. The music, written by Jasper and Jason Binnick, features a mix of emotional ballads and energetic songs. One particular song, "The Song (Love Is All)," holds special importance in O'Dessa's journey. The film features strong performances from the cast, particularly from Sink, who brings an effortless charm to her role. While Plutonovich is positioned as a threat, the character Neon Dion, played by Regina Hall, steals the show with her bold style and persona, embodying a classic 1980s villain. Overall, "O'Dessa" blends music and storytelling in a unique, engaging way.