The Name

A man in his forties, whose existence has long been defined by the sterile rhythm of office life and silent evenings, finds an old elementary school notebook. On its cover, in a child's handwriting, is a single word: 'Name.' Inside, he discovers no stories or drawings, only page after page of practiced signatures, as if the child were trying to grasp the elusive shape of his own identity. This simple artifact becomes a key, compelling him on a journey back through the corridors of his past, to confront the people he once knew and the person he once imagined he would become.