Love As We Know It

Crime Drama | IP Game Adaptation | Procedural
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In the near future, a pharmaceutical giant unveils Equanimity—a pill designed with AI that promises to erase heartbreak, jealousy, obsession, and despair forever. As global approval looms, the company conducts one final trial: four volunteers, four “wrong” love stories, each desperate, twisted, and brutally human.

Through a series of interviews, a company psychiatrist documents their journeys—while battling his own unresolved grief. What begins as a sterile corporate experiment transforms into a haunting exploration of intimacy, loss, and the price of erasing pain. By the final episode, the psychiatrist himself becomes the fifth case study, questioning whether a world without suffering can still hold the beauty—and danger—of love.

Visually striking and emotionally raw, Equanimity fuses near-future sci-fi with psychological drama, delivering a bold, thought-provoking series with global resonance. It asks the ultimate question for our times: if you could take away heartbreak forever… would you?

Creator

Oren Lavie

Ashley Jones

Oren Lavie is an internationally acclaimed Israeli multidisciplinary artist, celebrated as a writer, musician, and director.

In his literary career, Lavie gained recognition with the 2014 children’s book The Bear Who Wasn’t There—a witty, philosophical fable about identity and self-discovery. The book has been translated into multiple languages and praised for its unique blend of poetic imagination, humor, and existential reflection, appealing equally to children and adults.

His writing, marked by lyricism, irony, and a distinct visual imagination, runs through his entire body of work, from theater to music to literature. With every project, Oren Lavie reaffirms his place as a singular storyteller, moving fluidly across genres and formats while always exploring the essential questions of the human experience.