A woman reflects in her diary while a child discovers the world with the playful curiosity of early human civilisation.
A young bride hesitates at the threshold of her social role. A theatre troupe, gasping its final breath, dares to make one last move before its stage disappears. A salesman clings to survival by selling mechanical reproduction of art. A worker pushes against the endless grind of labour, yearning for more than mere survival. And three men, injured in war, continue living without concern for who claimed victory—whether it was us or them.
This lyrical playfulness of individual, within the universe becomes a weave of cosmic and atomic, in which we are at once both in the universe and in our minds.