BLOOMING STEEL

In a world that has collapsed multiple times, the robot LIA drags human remnants across ruined landscapes. With human legs grafted onto her body, she walks toward the next world, as if recording death and assigning it meaning. Her movement appears to be a choice, yet it always converges on the same destination. In a distant future, human memory is transferred into robots extended, consumed, and exploited. The world once again aligns itself toward destruction, and at its center remains a being that continues to record. By following these movements repeated in the name of choice and progress, the film quietly illuminates the orbit of a world that endlessly returns to itself.