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A short game story: In an abstract world of concrete, rows of mannequins stand sleeping. An Angel of Light flew between their rows, brushing them with its luminous wings. And one mannequin woke up from the Angel's touch. It opened its eyes and began searching for a way out. The three stages of the protagonist Mannequin's journey: 1. Sleep. 2. Awakening. 3. The search for self and an exit from the abstract matrix. 4. Liberation, emergence into the real world.

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A tender animated film project by Koby Nguyen. In a small seaside town, Takao, a 19-year-old boy, moves through life like a ghost wearing confidence as a disguise. Among his loud, careless friends, he laughs without joy. At home, silence fills the walls. He feels alive only when he runs, but even then, he does not know what he is running toward. One day, he sees her. Yuna, sitting quietly in her wheelchair in the small handmade bracelet shop run by her mother, is sketching the sea after the rain. She lost the use of her legs in a car accident, yet she seems to live closer to the wind than anyone else. She listens to the world, to the birds, the waves, the whispers of things most people forget to notice. Their first exchange is brief. A shared glance. Then, slowly, their words find rhythm. Takao begins to visit her, first out of curiosity, then out of something deeper he cannot name. With Yuna, he does not need to pretend. And with him, she rediscovers the possibility of being seen, not pitied. One day, Yuna makes him an unexpected proposal: “I want to walk with you. Everywhere. And I want to create, with you.” When Yuna confides that she dreams of seeing the ocean again, Takao makes a decision. With his hands, he sews a handmade harness, a soft sling of fabric and leather that allows him to carry her on his back. From that day on, they walk together. Through the markets, across fields, into the mountains, all the way to the shore. At every place they visit, they choose a fragment of the world: a shell from the sea, a smooth stone from the mountain, a piece of polished glass from the city, a seed from a field. Back at the shop, Yuna threads them one by one onto a bracelet that was once empty. Their journey becomes a creation. Their love becomes a trace. Scenes of tenderness unfold: – Takao carrying Yuna beneath a summer storm, both laughing under a shared umbrella. – Yuna pointing to a candy in a shop window, and Takao silently placing it in the basket. – The two of them watching clouds drift by, her head resting on his shoulder. Their bond becomes something sacred, fragile, and real. Takao learns to feel without fear. Yuna learns that her body is not a limit, but a vessel for love. Yet time, as always, demands its truth. Takao is accepted to study far away. For the first time in his life, he is not running, he is choosing. Yuna understands. Not with sadness, but with strength. On their final walk together, he carries her one last time to the sea. The bracelet is now complete. Yuna gently ties it around his wrist. She whispers: “You taught me how to walk again.” He answers: “And you taught me how to fly… even without wings.” Takao leaves to build his future. Yuna remains facing the ocean. It is not a goodbye. It is a passage. Later, Takao keeps traveling. And sometimes, alone, he adds a new fragment to the bracelet. DIRECTOR’S NOTE This film is about the kind of love that does not cure you, but teaches you how to live with your scars. Takao and Yuna are two broken pieces that fit, not because they complete each other, but because they choose to walk together. ESSENCE Our Steps Together, Even Without Wings is a story about tenderness, resilience, and the quiet courage of love. It is not about grand gestures or miracles, but about the beauty of carrying someone, and the grace of being carried. Because sometimes, walking together is already a form of flight. Visual Style: Inspired by Seong Ryul, pastel tones, soft light, slow and delicate framing. Music Mood: Dreamy and organic, Masakatsu Takagi (Nene), (Lullaby In the Peaceful Light), (Maternity Sky).

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In a fractured America ruled by the authoritarian Commonwealth Party, freedom is a relic of the past. Democracy has crumbled, the media is silenced, and truth is a weapon. But one man, Sam Edwards, a decorated Marine veteran and journalist, holds the key to unlocking a future worth fighting for.