

Season 7
The future is bright.
Synopsis
Black Mirror Season 7 (2025) — watch online on iFILM — six standalone stories from BBC Studios, each a different pocket of near-future dread. No connecting thread between them, just six ways technology turns against its users.
A loving husband signs his dying wife up for a system that keeps her alive at a cost that compounds. A film star steps inside a high-tech remake and finds the exit depends on following a script she didn't write. In a near-future London, a murder investigation circles back to a 1990s video game that somehow houses a living digital society. The sixth episode is a direct sequel to USS Callister: Nanette Cole and her crew are stranded inside an infinite virtual universe, outnumbered thirty million to one.
Aaron Paul, Michaela Coel, Jesse Plemons, and Hannah John-Kamen headline the season. Of all the recent runs, this one leans closest to the early Charlie Brooker tone — quieter dread, sharper edges. Watch all episodes of Black Mirror Season 7 in high quality on iFILM.
6 episodes
S7·E1Common People
When a teacher is left fighting for her life, her doting husband signs her up for a high-tech system that keeps her alive — but at a cost.
S7·E2Bête Noire
A young woman is unnerved when an old acquaintance joins the company she works at — especially as there's something odd about her that only she can see.
S7·E3Hotel Reverie
A high-tech remake of a classic film sends its A-list star into another dimension, where she must stick to the script if she ever wants to make it home.
S7·E4Plaything
In a near-future London, an eccentric murder suspect is linked to an unusual video game from the '90s — which hosts a society of digital life forms.
S7·E5Eulogy
An isolated man is introduced to a groundbreaking system that allows users to step inside old photos — stirring powerful emotions in the process.
S7·E6USS Callister: Into Infinity
Nanette Cole and the crew of the USS Callister are stranded in an infinite virtual universe, fighting for survival against 30 million players.
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