The Child Who Survived

In a world subtly altered by forgotten histories, a young woman named Hana navigates a quiet existence in a secluded coastal town. She harbors an unusual sensitivity – an ability to perceive echoes of past events imprinted on objects and locations. When a series of unsettling occurrences disrupts the town’s tranquility, Hana is drawn into uncovering hidden truths about her community's origins. Her investigation leads her to question accepted narratives and confront long-buried secrets connected to a mysterious incident from generations ago. The story unfolds with a contemplative pace, focusing on character introspection and atmosphere rather than action. It explores themes of memory, inherited trauma, and the weight of the past on the present, presented through delicate animation and understated storytelling.