Over Her Curtain
襖の奥
A girl with a fragmented, leaping thought process isolates herself from the outside world. She confines her various thoughts and emotions on the other side of a mirror and inside the sliding doors of her room, creating a barrier between herself and reality.
Drawing from Japanese folklore about blood defilement and uncleanness, the film explores her internal struggle as she navigates the boundary between her inner world and the outside. Her confinement becomes a metaphor for coping with the weight of unspoken feelings and societal expectations.
