SCOTLAND

They say that when a heart truly breaks, there is a place where time no longer moves. In the solitude of rural Scotland, a young man remains trapped in the memory of someone who has already gone. Then, a figure appears before him. A figure who speaks of memory, loss, and the difficulty of saying goodbye to the things we still love. What begins as an apparently supernatural encounter slowly becomes a journey into one of the great invisible crises of our time: youth suicide. This short film is not intended to romanticise death. It is an exploration of isolation, pain, and despair — and of what it means to become trapped inside a moment from which you no longer know how to escape. Because sometimes, a person does not need to be told to forget. Sometimes, they need to find a reason to keep living.