In this stark and intimate drama, a group of young individuals grapple with the universal yet deeply personal concept of mortality. Directed by Kajwan Alavi, the film follows a diverse ensemble of characters, including those portrayed by Zakariyya Beauchamp, Ches Christensen, and Jak Ketron, as they each confront their own understanding of what it means to die. Their motivations are as varied as their backgrounds, ranging from existential dread to a quiet acceptance, but a shared moment forces them to reckon with the fragility of life. The central conflict unfolds not through action, but through raw, quiet conversations and unspoken tensions that reveal the weight of their individual fears. With a tone that is both somber and thought-provoking, the film strips away cinematic spectacle to focus on the human condition. Clocking in at just twelve minutes, this poignant short offers a concentrated, powerful meditation on loss, legacy, and the finality that awaits everyone.