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Echo of existence 

Echo of Existence follows a young man planning suicide on the 16th day death ritual of his late uncle. Feeling like a burden, he isolates himself—only to be left at home with his separated sister’s son. As memories surface and generational pain echoes, he faces a critical choice: to end his life or break the cycle. A moving tale of trauma, connection, and the quiet power of presence.Through memory, silence, and unexpected connection, the film explores whether pain must be inherited—or if it can be broken.
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Echo of Existence follows a young man planning suicide on the 16th day death ritual of his late uncle. Feeling like a burden, he isolates himself—only to be left at home with his separated sister’s son. As memories surface and generational pain echoes, he faces a critical choice: to end his life or break the cycle. A moving tale of trauma, connection, and the quiet power of presence.Through memory, silence, and unexpected connection, the film explores whether pain must be inherited—or if it can be broken.

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Genre:Family, Drama
Directed By:sanjoey
Written By:sanjoey
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:nivas picutres

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