Good Luck

John, a teenager frayed by his own behavioral outbursts, finds himself confined to a psychiatric clinic at his family's behest. The monotonous rhythm of the institution is shattered by Judith — a fragile, sharp-witted patient carrying a terminal diagnosis. An immediate, electric connection sparks between them, fragile and intense as a shard of glass. Aware their time is brutally limited, this knowledge only fuels their desperate pact to extract a drop of joy from each day. Within the white corridors and medication schedules, they forge a private universe, a defiant pocket of light against the looming shadow.