Directed by Jay Asavabenya and Jin Jindawitchu, this two-minute micro-short packs a surprisingly emotional punch. The film centers on a solitary young woman whose quiet, mundane existence is suddenly disrupted by the arrival of a stray dog she names Daisy. Initially hesitant, she finds herself drawn into an unexpected bond as the playful pup chips away at her emotional walls, revealing a deep-seated loneliness she has long suppressed. As their connection deepens, she is forced to confront the fears and routines that have kept her isolated from the world. With a tender, bittersweet tone that blends slice-of-life realism with a gentle touch of whimsy, Oh, Daisy is a poignant snapshot of how a chance encounter can spark the smallest, most profound acts of courage. It is a heartfelt and visually intimate tale about the simple, transformative power of companionship and the quiet steps we take toward letting someone in.