may be May

Overview

Everything was beautiful. This film aims to approach melancholy through the ordinary material of "May roses." It moves with the flow of personal sensation, fascinated by the desire to hold onto fading images and the allure of vanished traces. It is also concerned with the nature of film, the gaps between frames, and the gaps between memory and oblivion.

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