Little Death

In a quaint coastal town shrouded in fog, “Little Death” unveils the story of Miriam, a young woman grappling with the recent loss of her mother. As she navigates her grief, she stumbles upon an intriguing antique shop owned by the enigmatic Victor, a middle-aged man with a mysterious past. Within the shop, Miriam discovers a collection of peculiar artifacts, each tied to the concept of death and rebirth. Among them is a delicate hourglass said to capture one’s deepest fears.

Haunted by dreams of her mother and burdened by unresolved feelings, Miriam unwittingly activates the hourglass, triggering a series of surreal experiences that blur the line between life and death. She finds herself transported to a parallel realm—an ethereal landscape filled with echoes of the past where lost souls dwell, wandering between acceptance and despair. In this twilight world, she encounters Lucas, a charming yet troubled spirit who died young under tragic circumstances. Together, they explore their intertwined fates, unraveling mysteries that resonate with their real lives.

As Miriam and Lucas forge a deep connection, she learns about the importance of letting go, confronting pain, and embracing the unknown. With each adventure, she unearths secrets about her mother’s life and the choices that haunted her, revealing a tapestry of love, regret, and the human experience. They encounter other spirits, each with their stories of loss, offering both solace and challenges that push Miriam toward self-discovery.

Meanwhile, Victor, who serves as a reluctant guide, wrestles with his own demons and the guilt of the past. His unlikely bond with Miriam brings forth transformative wisdom, pushing him to confront the ghosts that have haunted him for years.

As the hourglass’s sand dwindles, Miriam must make an agonizing choice—remain in the liminal space and uncover the truth of her mother’s past, or return to her reality and accept the loss. “Little Death” is a poignant exploration of grief, healing, and the bittersweet nature of human connections, reminding viewers that every ending is merely a prelude to a new beginning.