In this poignant and intimate short drama from director Charlotte Meese, the boundary between reality and fantasy blurs for a young boy grappling with loss. The film follows a quiet, introspective child, played by Kamiel Wyns, who finds solace in the vivid dreams that visit him each night. These nocturnal escapes offer a fleeting reunion with a cherished figure from his past, a presence embodied with gentle warmth by Cas Loeckx. As the boy navigates the muted tones of his waking hours, he clings to the hope that his dreams are more than mere illusions. The central conflict emerges from his struggle to reconcile the comfort of his nighttime visions with the starkness of a world that feels incomplete. With a tender, atmospheric tone, Charlotte Meese crafts a visually poetic exploration of grief, memory, and the fragile line between holding on and letting go. This brief but emotionally resonant piece invites viewers to reflect on the power of dreams to heal, even when the morning light threatens to erase them.