Unsent

We often receive a notification from someone, but the second we try to open it, it says the message was deleted or the message is no longer available by the sender.
Does this mean they left something unsaid? Or does it mean they changed their mind, realized how this is not what they want to say, or actually, this is not what they want to convey?
Unsent is not really unsaid.
These deleted messages speak volumes, just like silence speaks volumes.

“Unsent” is a fashion film that captures the retracted emotions, unexpressed feelings, and hidden thoughts behind these deleted messages.

When we talk to someone in reality, we always have fear we would say something we might regret, simply because we cannot take back what we said. But these messages are not the same as taking back what we said, they are actually a communication in which a person leaves their Unsent message for the reader’s mind to fill it in with their perspectives.

This fashion film aspires to wordlessly personify the sentiments associated with unsent messages and untold stories behind them.
Fortified with the profound efforts of the entire team, to candidly hold the lingered moment of that one minute before the message was deleted, Unsent is a remarkably executed abstraction of those unuttered words in their true elements.
It shows what contemplation takes place in our minds, and of the senders by showing different aspects of people set in an appropriate environment.