"Time will heal everything, but what if time is the illness?"
This film captures the delicate turmoil of humanity—the pain, loneliness, possibilities, and the fragile present. It confronts the false pretences we hold and the yearning for meaningful existence, asking what it truly means to be human.
To feel pain, to suffer, to experience, to simply be. It’s an exploration of the value of morality and how life’s limitations are what give it meaning. We occupy such an insignificant sliver…
“Knowing someone doesn’t mean keeping them. People change”
So purely through the messy, smudged distortion of this film does it show the desperation and loneliness that quietly exists in most of us. Among one of the most crowded cities in the world, people are still longing for connection. There’s a constant duality that lingers in each person you bump into on the streets, each encounter holds the potential for meaningful possibilities; yet no matter how approximately close someone may seem…
