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A quiet, gentle short that lingers on small kindnesses and the slow return of feeling after loss.

A gentle, quietly emotional cross-cultural drama about two drifting young people finding comfort in small shared moments.

A quiet, fragile half-hour that drifts between two lost people, leaving a lingering ache of loneliness.

A quiet, bittersweet short that drifts along with a lonely woman's small quest, leaving a soft ache.

A quiet, gentle encounter between two isolated strangers that unfolds slowly and lingers with a soft, bittersweet warmth.

A slow, intimate two-hander that lingers in a single room, trading plot for the charged, uneasy dance of two strangers testing each other.

A quiet, lyrical walk along the coast with two lonely people, more about mood and shared silence than plot.

A small, quiet slice of awkwardness and hope that asks you to sit with a stranger's bad day.

A quiet, introspective two-hander about strangers meeting in an odd circumstance and slowly learning to accept themselves and each other.

A quiet, fragmentary day of small conversations, drifting between places with a gentle, introspective melancholy.

A quiet, tender short that settles into melancholy before finding a small, earned warmth.

A gentle, melancholic Parisian slice of life about two lonely people circling each other, quietly hopeful and quietly sad at once.