In this brief yet evocative documentary, director Victor Fan turns his lens to Scotty Pupazzi, a figure whose life and work are defined by the elusive interplay between craving and rest. The film explores the quiet, often overlooked moments where desire meets the vulnerability of sleep, capturing Pupazzi's intimate rituals and reflections on what it means to yearn in a world that never fully stops. Through a series of carefully composed visuals and sparse, contemplative narration, the documentary strips away the noise of daily life to examine the raw, human tension between pursuit and surrender. The central conflict is not external but internal, as Pupazzi navigates the boundaries of his own ambitions and the quiet pull of oblivion. With a tone that is both meditative and slightly melancholic, Desire/Sleep offers a poignant, 10-minute meditation that invites viewers to consider the fragile moments between waking and dreaming, and the desires that persist in both states.