A robot's fragmented memory becomes a eulogy for an entire world. Seven minutes of silent footage, robot's-eye-view, watching a family live and die across decades while the machine stayed faithful to its purpose. The soldiers who find it aren't investigating a malfunction, they're witnessing proof that even at the end of everything, someone loved something enough to keep showing up.

Nuclear war has left the world in ruins. While investigating a devastated area, a group of futuristic soldiers comes across a damaged humanoid robot that seems to have once served a household. When they boot it up, they can view what survives of the videos stored in its memory, footage it recorded over many years. Running just under seven minutes with no dialogue, this short sci-fi drama uses those recordings to reflect on how fragile the experiences we cherish can be.