Birth

New York City serves as the film's urban backdrop, shaping the mood with its dense streets and modern anonymity. Central Park appears as a pivotal setting where Anna confronts Sean and where crucial exchanges occur in a quiet, open space. The city’s apartments, parties, and public spaces create a intimate drama within a sprawling metropolis.

🪞 Identity

The film probes identity as a fluid construct, testing whether a claimed reincarnation can truly be the same person. Anna’s oscillation between belief and doubt reveals how memory and desire shape who we think we are. Sean’s insistence on his identity forces the characters to confront what constitutes truth in love and loss.

💔 Love & Obsession

Love here blurs into obsession as characters pursue restored intimacy with a dead husband or resurrected presence. Anna’s longing drives dangerous entanglements, while Sean’s fixation on her life becomes a destabilizing force. The narrative explores boundaries between devotion, manipulation, and the risks of clinging to the past.

⏳ Time & Mortality

Ten years separate the lovers from the man who died, and time becomes the stage on which memory and grief play out. The boy’s claim forces a re-encounter with mortality, forcing a reevaluation of past relationships. The film suggests that time cannot soothe all wounds and may even complicate them.