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Wow. I've never heard of that movie. Looked it up on Wikipedia and it sounds very interesting.
Even better if you happen to watch it without knowing the plot and twist. The incredible thing is how it only needed mainly a single room for most of it, as it's all about dialogue and imagination filling in the rest. It originated as a play.
There was an attempt at a sequel, but like some movies I think it's best to end it with the first and let the viewer imagine how the future continues.
This type of movie is one of my favorites, I made a list for them:
The Micro or Low Budget Sci-fi https://boxd.it/icMfg
I just watched LOLA (2022) the other day and it feels like something that might fit your list.
Oh sick, I'll check it out!
Just watched it, good suggestion. I've added it to the list. Thanks!