In this poignant short drama directed by Romy Hochman, a fractured family gathers to confront the lingering shadows of a shared loss. The story follows Margot Howells as a woman grappling with the fading echoes of a loved one, struggling to hold onto memories that slip away like water through her fingers. Alongside her, Tiah Skye Friend, Billie-Joy Hochman, and Ludivine Carenco portray family members each processing grief in their own isolated ways, their unspoken tensions simmering beneath the surface. As they navigate the quiet spaces between what is remembered and what is forgotten, the film explores the delicate balance between clinging to the past and finding the courage to move forward. With a runtime of just seven minutes, this intimate and atmospheric drama captures the raw, universal ache of saying goodbye, inviting viewers to reflect on how we preserve the people we lose within the fragile architecture of our own hearts.