We Can Cross the River

Synopsis

After Seo-yeon's death, Se-ryeong returns to memories of the relationship that connected them. Ordinary moments acquire new significance because they can no longer be followed by another conversation or shared experience. The short film follows remembrance as an active part of grief, allowing the absent woman to remain present through the details Se-ryeong continues to carry. The question is not simply how to stop thinking about someone, but how to live with a connection whose future has been interrupted. Looking back offers comfort while also emphasizing what cannot be recovered. The story considers the emotional distance between preserving a beloved person's memory and finding a way to move through the world after the relationship can no longer change in the familiar ways.