Shawana

Filmmaker-actor couple, Tithi and Farhan, are subjects of criticism and trolls for not taking baby in a patriarchal society. Tithi doesn’t succumb to the pressure of social validation and decides to have a baby when the time is right for her, but the question never ends for her.

Sue-On is a Korean ghost who frequently disturbs humans by emerging from television screens. One night, Sue-On's luck takes a turn for the worse when, after coming out of the TV screen, Adam—who was scolded by his father for watching TV for too long—turns off the TV switch, trapping Sue-On and preventing her from returning to her original place. Sue-On desperately tries to find a way back to her original location by searching for anyone watching the Sue-On film. As it happens, while Sue-On is sneaking into a house, a married couple who are watching the film "The Ghost of the Neighbouring Village" notice Sue-On's presence. Afraid of what might happen to her, Sue-On decides to jump into that TV screen. The couple immediately turns off their television. Now Sue-On is trapped in the Neighbouring Village.

A daughter's journey through familiar and unfamiliar places unfolds in silence and motion. Every step holds a sense of absence, moments that linger, and spaces that invite reflection. As she moves forward, the search itself shapes the story, revealing what is felt but not spoken.

In the quiet space between moments, reality begins to blur as silence grows heavy and time stands still. What lingers is not an answer, but a soft, unspoken feeling that refuses to fade.