Two people leave everything behind because staying means dying inside. The film watches them cross into a world that doesn't owe them belonging, doesn't promise it, doesn't even explain how it works, and that uncertainty is the entire point. Kevin Penkin's score moves through the silence like it's the only honest thing either of them has heard in years. The animation breathes space around small moments: a glance, a hesitation, the weight of choosing yourself over the life you were given. Nineteen minutes isn't enough story, but it's exactly enough time to feel what it costs to leave.

Two people leave the places they were born, hoping to build a new life somewhere else. Their route runs through a warp gate linking Japan to Euthania, a fictional world full of nature and home to magical races drawn from South East Asian mythology. Once they cross over, they set out on a journey to find a place where they genuinely fit. This fantasy film tells their story.