Little City

Set in a compact urban landscape, the film follows a tight-knit group of friends whose lives revolve around a bar, a church, and intimate apartments. The action mainly unfolds in a bar where Kevin and Rebecca work, with key scenes in a Catholic church, a coffee shop, and various homes in the city. The city’s close quarters amplify the interwoven relationships and the emotional entanglements driving the story.

💔 Love and Betrayal

Romantic entanglements drive the core conflict, as characters repeatedly pursue desire only to abandon them when appearances and impulses shift. Infidelity threads through Kevin, Nina, and Adam, revealing the fragility of trust. The relationships oscillate between passion and deception, leaving emotional wounds that color every choice. The constant switching of partners exposes the difficulty of forming lasting commitment.

🧭 Identity and Self-Discovery

Rebecca explores her sexuality by casually venturing into a lesbian relationship, challenging her assumptions about desire. Kate's realization that she is more attracted to women becomes a central turn in her arc. The characters test their boundaries, leading to choices that redefine their identities and directions. The narrative uses intimate experiences to examine how love can prompt self-understanding.

🎭 Facade and Reality

Characters wear social masks—appearing confident or carefree while concealing insecurity and guilt. The bar, church, and coffee shop become stages where desires clash with appearances and expectations. The story exposes how people present themselves to fit a narrative of love, loyalty, or normalcy. The pursuit of romance often hides deeper conflicts and contradictions.