Sreedev Suprakash

In Thomas Moore's 'Utopia', people do not have a permanent place of residence. Every 12 years, everyone exchanges their home with each other. Homes do not even have doors or windows at all. This short cinema is inspired from this concept.

Misha, a lonely bear waking from hibernation, finds the world completely changed and abandoned. In his search for food, he meets someone unexpected and they form a bond.

After industrialization, human dominance over animals has changed in another way. The film portrays the world shrinking beyond the "Orwellian" era of questioning exploitation and establishing another revolutionary dictatorship, with dictatorships unrecognizable or isolated defenses.

Here the protagonist uses the concept of lucid dreaming and accidentally solves his dilemma.

Human minds are corrupted by the thought that they are the superior one. The reality is often contradictory.

The protagonist is suffering from insomnia and the story revolves around his attempts to sleep.

Convinced he’s dying, a hypochondriac is pulled into life by a free-spirited woman who shows him that the true danger is learning how to live.