“Darkness” immerses the viewer in a completely black screen for three minutes. Initially giving the impression of a technical malfunction, the film gradually establishes the existence of a world through sound. Crowds, footsteps, cars, conversations, and the voice of a man waiting for help are heard. But no one stops, no one extends a hand.

As the film progresses, the viewer experiences not only the darkness of a visually impaired individual but also the indifference of society. In the end, a small child's outstretched hand becomes the only light in the darkness.

“Darkness” is an experimental short film that portrays the invisible loneliness experienced by visually impaired individuals and the apathy of people in a simple yet powerful way.