Fruits

The narrative centers on an unemployed father who spends his days in a library, trying to find relief from the oppressive heat. Meanwhile, his son is diligently preparing for the civil service exam, both physically and emotionally distant from each other despite sharing the same space.

As the father secretly picks apricots from the library's backyard tree, tensions simmer beneath the surface. The son's dissatisfaction with his father's situation adds depth to their interactions, illustrating a poignant father-son relationship. At just 26 minutes long, this film offers a brief yet impactful look at familial estrangement and the struggles of everyday life.