Three strangers cross paths at an intersection. None of them know each other. The movie spends thirteen minutes proving that doesn't matter. You watch a salaryman, a student, and a woman with groceries become a story about how proximity can be everything. There's no plot to resolve, no conflict to win. Just the weight of being alive in the same moment as someone else, and how that moment reshapes you both without either of you knowing it. The kind of film that makes you look at people differently on your commute home.

In an unnamed city, the lives of three strangers cross for a single fleeting moment. None of them knows the others. This slice-of-life film is built around that brief point of contact, a look at how people who have never met can share a passing instant of their lives.