Pírko

In a sun-drenched coastal town, a quiet fisherman’s routine is quietly upended when a curious, injured bird lands near his boat. As he tends to the creature, old memories surface—regrets and small joys from decades past—guiding him to reconnect with a long-forgotten neighbor, a woman whose presence stirs both nostalgia and conflict. The seaside becomes a liminal space where observed rituals of daily life braid with the rustle of hidden histories. Through delicate seasons and gentle encounters, the man learns to listen—to others, to the wind, and to a fragile sense of hope that flickers like a distant beacon.