SHORT FILM

Remnant was my first short film  

On the surface, it follows a man who loses his girlfriend to someone else. But the film is not about loss—it is  about what remains after it. It observes a quiet process of acceptance, where healing does not arrive through  repair or resolution, but through learning to live with the fragments.  

Rather than trying to fix what is broken, the protagonist allows the remnants of love, memory, and hurt to  exist as they are. The film lingers in that space—where pain softens, where absence becomes familiar, and  where moving on does not mean forgetting.  

Remnant is a reflection on emotional survival: the courage it takes to stop rebuilding the past, and the quiet  beauty of accepting life as it reshapes itself.