you're losing me: the short film

Lera stares at her phone screen, where Mark's last message has gone unanswered for three days. She scrolls through their conversation history, searching for the exact moment things shifted, but finds only gradual disappearance—first the emojis vanished, then sentences grew shorter, now there's just silence. This 2025 short film drama explores not loud breakups but the quiet dissolution of connection in the digital age. The director focuses on subtle details: an empty notification bubble, a postponed call, silently scrolling through old photos. It's a story about how relationships fade into the mundane, leaving behind only an archive of messages and unasked questions.