Dust to Dust

A man, sitting in a dark room, broods over his past good and sad days and how he was able to overcome the sad ones when he had fallen in love with a woman.

But, that good time also didn't last long.

Just after that he lost his job, too. Consequently, he makes up his mind to kick the bucket but, at last, accepts life as it is and moves, so to speak, towards the dim lights at the end of a tunnel. Double thought process has been used in the film.

Moreover, loosely based on 'The Cold Heaven' by W.B.Yeats, the film follows the 'stream of consciousness' genre, tries to touch the workings of a mind jarred by misfortunes one upon another, and how it obliterates them at long last.