6 Years

In the heart of bustling Seattle, six years ago, Erin and Josh began a love story that seemed destined to last forever. Now, in the present, their once-passionate romance has transformed into a cycle of miscommunication and unfulfilled dreams. As they both navigate their careers—Erin as an aspiring photographer and Josh as a tech entrepreneur—the pressures of adult life begin to pull them apart. Their routine, once filled with spontaneous adventures, is now punctuated by mundane arguments and the looming presence of unfulfilled expectations.

As their anniversary approaches, a fateful turn of events forces them to confront the reality of their relationship. When Erin discovers a series of letters she wrote to Josh over the years but never sent, she grapples with nostalgia and regret. Each letter reveals a snippet of her hopes and desires, illuminating the gradual disconnection between their ambitious lives and the love they once shared. Torn between holding onto the past and embracing a future that seems uncertain, Erin embarks on a personal journey to rediscover herself.

Meanwhile, Josh is faced with his own internal struggles. With the startup hitting a critical juncture, he feels the weight of his ambitions pushing him further away from what he truly values. A chance encounter with an old friend, now a renowned artist, reignites Josh’s passion for creativity, challenging him to question his priorities. As both characters drift through their intersecting trajectories, they slowly realize that love takes more than just shared goals—it requires vulnerability, patience, and an understanding of each other’s dreams.

As they each navigate personal transformations, Erin and Josh must decide if their love can withstand the trials of life or if they are destined to become nothing more than an echo of what once was. With the threads of their past woven tightly into the fabric of their present, “6 Years” explores the complexities of love, identity, and the often bittersweet nature of growing up. Will they find their way back to each other, or will the weight of their past be too heavy to bear?