In the short, atmospheric drama Blue, a man's quiet existence is shattered by a haunting memory from the sea. Directed and written by Steven Escudero, the film centers on Vincent Gauge as a solitary figure grappling with a profound and lingering grief tied to the ocean's depths. His journey intersects with others, including characters portrayed by Louie Baires and Monica Yasmin Arceo, each carrying their own hidden currents of loss and longing. As past and present blur, the central character is compelled to confront the emotional riptide he has long tried to escape, exploring whether some sorrows are meant to be carried forever or if they can finally be released. With a tone that is both meditative and deeply melancholic, this concise ten-minute film paints a poignant portrait of regret and the search for peace, using the vast, unforgiving blue as a powerful mirror for the human soul.