Autobiography of a Handbag

A leather handbag with gold hardware sits on a boutique shelf. Its story is not merely a journey from assembly line to wardrobe, but a chronicle of touches, conversations, and destinies. We witness decades through the prism of its 'memories': the first owner, a student of the 80s, then a businesswoman of the 90s, a young mother of the 2000s. Every scratch on the leather is a trace of an era, every forgotten item in a pocket—a fragment of someone else's life. The film transforms an ordinary accessory into a silent chronicler of human connections, losses, and hopes, posing the question of what objects truly remember.