In the quiet aftermath of a profound loss, a grieving man finds his world reduced to the four walls of his home and the haunting memory of his partner. Directed by Brendan Berkowitz, this poignant short drama, "The Sound of Leaves," follows Tom Glasmann as Leo, a man paralyzed by sorrow who begins a delicate, wordless connection with his late lover's brother, played by Matila Lavulo. As the brother arrives to help sort through belongings, an unspoken understanding forms between the two men, each navigating their own unique grief and the complicated legacy of the man they both loved. The film crafts an atmosphere of tender melancholy, exploring the subtle ways memory lingers in objects and shared silence. Through minimal dialogue and evocative imagery, it traces a fragile story arc of tentative healing, asking whether solace can be found not in moving on, but in quietly acknowledging the echoes of a life that has passed.