It Can Pass Through the Wall

An elderly man juggles a game of backgammon with his friends while looking after his young granddaughter. She struggles with her fear stemming from a recent suicide in their building, which casts a shadow over their time together. As he attempts to provide comfort and distraction, the old man's efforts reveal deeper themes of grief and connection, highlighting the challenges of navigating both personal and communal traumas. Their interactions blend levity with poignancy, illustrating the contrast between the innocence of childhood and the harsh realities of life.