Die My Love

In a remote and overlooked stretch of countryside, a woman grapples with profound inner conflicts, torn between the desire for isolation and the longing for connection, between the pursuit of freedom and the weight of entrapment, and between the dream of family life and the impulse to destroy everything around her. Despite the unexpected tolerance from her family toward her increasingly unpredictable actions, she finds herself increasingly confined and suppressed by her circumstances. Her struggle encompasses the complexities of motherhood and womanhood, the mundane nature of love, the overwhelming fears tied to desire, and the raw vulnerability of entrusting her heart to another forever.