The film presents itself as a lament for a past that no longer exists. Its thematic concerns span the inexorable passage of time and the transitory, fleeting nature of life. The narrative explores all of this by employing an outdoor strip of nature, a shoreline by the ever-changing sea, that becomes the symbol of a deep connection between two people and continues to stay thus even when one of them has moved away forever.
Just as it is impossible to hold sand, it is also impossible to freeze relationships in time no matter how perfect and joyful. The short narrative interacts with all of these ideas by presenting a young woman who sits at a beach and ponders upon fond memories with a loved one who is no longer by her side.
Read LessJust as it is impossible to hold sand, it is also impossible to freeze relationships in time no matter how perfect and joyful. The short narrative interacts with all of these ideas by presenting a young woman who sits at a beach and ponders upon fond memories with a loved one who is no longer by her side.
