Concept
A 15-minute short film in the existential drama genre.
Logline
A young man who spends his days alone amid the constant noise of political television programs gradually loses touch with the outside world; unable to take his own life, he offers a friend money to help him carry out his plan.
Themes
An exploration of solitude, alienation, and the existential crisis of a person gradually losing connection with the surrounding world. The collision of personal emptiness with an aggressive information space where human life progressively loses its value.
Relevance
In an environment of information overload, social tension, and growing societal fragmentation, the issues of loneliness, emotional alienation, and the loss of life direction become particularly acute.
Production
During the preparatory stage, the plan includes writing and refining the script, casting two actors, scouting locations, and developing the film’s visual concept. The camera equipment, image format, aspect ratio will also be determined, and a shooting schedule will be created.
The shooting period is planned for 3–4 days, resulting in a final film runtime of 15–20 minutes.
The final phase includes editing, creating original musical accompaniment, color grading, and working with analog effects to form a cohesive visual and sonic atmosphere for the film.
Target audience
The primary target audience consists of viewers aged 18–30 who are interested in philosophical and social issues.
