[ArteKino '25] Drawing on a personal experience, it speaks in a way of loneliness amidst a crowd, through the story of a production manager who receives news of her mother's death while filming. In a grieving process that is generally silent, fueled by alcohol and a somewhat extroverted attempt to fit in, Helena's journey nevertheless feels very solitary. The film feels too detached, emotionally weighed down by its desire to approach reality, and lacks the impact of the director's previous film.