Nonexistent, Like a Flash

This drama delves into the complexities of personal space and memory. It opens with a protagonist grappling with anxiety in their apartment, triggered by a phone call that ignites a deep-seated panic.

As the story unfolds, a small music box becomes a key element, transporting the character to a liminal space that blurs the lines between past and present. The film poses questions about identity and the meaning of home, making it a thought-provoking watch for audiences.