-6.831 miles’ tells a story of a man called Z. He has a special habit; he can’t fall asleep in his bed. The only places that make him feel calm and able to sleep are tiny spaces, like the bath tub, the wardrobe, or under the bed.

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This film talks about the relationship between physical space and human emotion. Everyone in the world is suffering, or has suffered, depression at least once in their lifetime. I try to visualise the invisible feelings of depression, while at the same time, making it audible. Half of the story in ‘-6.831 miles’ is told through sound, which will create a more immersive experience for the audience.

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