A Thousand Kisses Deep

In a towering, aging apartment block where the everyday hum of city life is softened by creaking stairwells and lingering echoes, a tragic loss shatters the quiet rhythm of its residents. When the elderly tenant upstairs ends her life, the building becomes a place where unresolved memories press against the walls, and the line between present grief and the past begins to blur.

At the heart of this unsettled world is Mia Selva, a dedicated nurse whose compassion draws her into the mystery left behind. She is accustomed to caring for others, yet the sudden vacancy forces her to confront questions that extend beyond any medical chart. The loss awakens a lingering curiosity, compelling her to explore the hidden layers of the woman’s life and, in turn, her own.

Guided by the building’s solitary caretaker, Max, whose quiet wisdom hints at secrets only time can reveal, Mia discovers a subtle, otherworldly thread that stitches together moments long forgotten. The atmosphere shifts into a dream‑like reverie, where rooms seem to hold fragments of stories waiting to be pieced together. As she moves through corridors that feel both familiar and unnervingly foreign, the narrative suggests a gentle, time‑bending journey—more a meditation on memory than a conventional thriller.

The film’s tone balances melancholy with a quiet hope, wrapping the audience in a moody, almost tactile sense of place. It invites viewers to wonder how far one can go in retracing the steps of those who came before, and whether confronting buried regrets can illuminate a path forward. Through Mia’s introspective quest, the story becomes a delicate dance between the weight of history and the possibility of redemption, all set against the hauntingly beautiful backdrop of a building that holds more than just bricks and mortar.

Last Updated: September 26, 2025 at 04:39