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"A STORYTELLER LOST BETWEEN WORDS AND SILENCE."

2026

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On a still morning by a lake, a fading poet reflects on a world that celebrates stories yet forgets the ones who write them. As memory and disillusionment begin to blur, he finds himself at a fragile crossroads to continue writing despite being unheard, or to slowly disappear into the silence he fears. This is a film about loneliness, creation, and the quiet cost of being a storyteller.

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