Blind

In a quiet seaside town, a tropical storm upends the lives of a fragile woman and a stoic fisherman who share an unlikely bond. After a sudden accident leaves her injured and dependent, he becomes her tether to the world beyond his rough exterior. Through guarded conversations and tentative trust, they navigate isolation, memory, and the thin line between guardian and captor. As days blend into nights, the pair confronts past traumas, personal myths, and the unseen connections that bind strangers. What begins as distance slowly gives way to vulnerability, revealing resilience, compassion, and the quiet ache of longing.