Atoman

Hakim Imlil is a gifted hacker who used to rely on rough interrogations to get people talking. A dangerous run in with the Moroccan secret service changes his life forever. When his genome reveals unexpected abilities, he learns that his DNA might be the key to stopping a threat that could affect the planet. The film follows him as power arrives without warning and a responsibility that feels bigger than any personal gain. It blends action, wonder, and fantasy as Hakim weighs trust, danger, and what it means to be more than human while staying one step ahead of those who would control his talent. The film keeps a tight pace even as it opens up a wider conspiracy unfolding.

Directed by Anouar Moatassim, Atoman stems from an original concept by Omar Mrani. The adventure blends sci fi with fantasy and is produced on a modest budget of about 2 million dollars, featuring Youssef Akdim as Hakim Imlil and Atoman.

Box office figures for Atoman have not been publicly disclosed, and the film appears to be a smaller scale release. With a limited marketing footprint, there isn't a widely reported worldwide gross available at this time online, with no forecasts.

Given its 2025 release and modest exposure, Atoman hasn't yet left a noticeable footprint on pop culture. There are no widely quoted lines or iconic scenes at this point, and fans are barely beginning to discuss its visual world and the implications of genetic power. Its potential lingers despite flaws.

Reception appears mixed, with an average vote of 3.188 on 16 votes. Critics note uneven pacing but acknowledge a bold premise that links identity and responsibility to a dangerous genetic gift, raising questions about surveillance autonomy and what courage means within a flawed system. Its tone invites debate about freedom.