Where & When is a short, independent film designed as a subjective, internal experience rather than a traditional narrative. The project focuses on atmosphere, pacing, and perspective, using restraint and repetition to immerse the audience in a single point of view.

At its core, the film is an intimate visualization of an anxiety driven mind in motion, a cinematic translation of what overthinking looks and feels like when thoughts begin to spiral. Through sound design, visual rhythm, and imagined possibilities that carry real emotional weight, the film externalizes internal conflict without explaining or diagnosing it.

Where & When is not about spectacle or resolution. It is about recognition. It captures the quiet escalation of thought, the way ordinary moments can feel overwhelming, and the tension that forms when the mind fills silence with meaning. The goal is to create an experience that feels immediate, unsettling, and deeply personal, one that lives in the space between perception and reality.