I WANT TO GO HOME

The short film uses a poetic and experimental visual language to portray the psychological shock and sensory disorientation caused by the sudden loss of sight. Through an interplay of 3D and collage animation, the imagery continuously shifts between clarity and blur, weaving together medical scans, childhood memories, and fragments of emotion into a nightmarish journey. The film delicately conveys fear, disorder, and vulnerability, while also capturing the lingering beauty and warmth found within memory. It is an inner exploration of loss and the reconstruction of perception, reminding viewers that even in darkness, moments of understanding and reflection can still emerge.