All Because of Me

A young man carries an unbearable weight—the conviction that every misfortune in the world is his fault. Each casual remark, every fleeting glance, he interprets as proof of his own destructive nature. His reality twists into a labyrinth of hyper-inflated responsibility, where the walls close in with the whisper of his own thoughts. The joys and sorrows of those around him feel like direct consequences of his mere existence. The film meticulously traces the fragile line between egocentrism and genuine suffering, between a childlike perception of omnipotence and the raw wound of adult trauma.