Folded dreams (2026)

In a concise two-minute portrait, a 10-year-old student navigates a school day weighed down by relentless academic demands. As assignments pile up and expectations mount, the boy's vivid inner world — once filled with spontaneous creativity — begins to shrink, his childhood dreams literally and metaphorically folding away under pressure.

With no adult voices heard and no exposition offered, the film observes the quiet erosion of imagination through the child's eyes alone, leaving the specific sources of pressure unnamed but universally felt.