In the shadow of an ecological catastrophe, director Suad Gara Maleki crafts a hauntingly poetic short film that mourns the slow death of the Caspian Sea. The narrative unfolds through the eyes of a solitary fisherman whose livelihood and identity are inextricably tied to the shrinking waters. As the shoreline recedes further each day, he clings to his decaying boat, a relic of a once-thriving maritime culture, while the world around him turns to dust. His quiet desperation is mirrored by a young girl who collects the strange objects left behind by the retreating tide, seeking meaning in the debris of a lost world. Their intersecting paths reveal a community caught between memory and survival, where the relentless pull of environmental decay forces impossible choices. Through stark, visually arresting imagery and a somber, meditative tone, this poignant drama transforms a regional tragedy into a universal elegy for all that is being lost. It is a deeply atmospheric and emotionally resonant portrait of resilience in the face of an irreversible farewell.