The Stage 32 Videos: Parkinson's Disease

Through hidden cameras, capturing the everyday lives of tenants and their stories, the film reveals a portrait of contemporary society—marked by loneliness, addiction, the search for love, fear, and hope. The protagonist lives with Parkinson's disease, aware that his own world is gradually shrinking. Determined to preserve the world around him, he documents it through his camera. The apartment becomes a mirror where ordinary moments evolve into reflections on human nature, free will, and the value of life. This is an auteur social-psychological drama with elements of observational cinema, where a deeply personal story intertwines with the portrait of a society, leaving behind a quiet yet honest testimony of our time.