A haunting musical short that transforms a nursery rhyme into something far darker. Tadanari Okamoto pairs the familiar melody of "Ten Little Indians" with striking visuals that strip away childhood innocence and reveal something unsettling beneath the surface. The film operates in that liminal space between comfort and dread, where a simple counting song becomes a vessel for something more sinister. Rather than following a conventional narrative, it's a visual poem synchronized to music, allowing the imagery to carry meaning that words cannot. Each verse builds tension as the cheerful tune clashes against what unfolds on screen.