Threads of Haste
Directed by Vega Mancebo Hernández;
Spain · 2025 · 6 min · Social issues; Country Life; City; Diary; Smart Devices; Homosexuality; Archive footage; Youth; Nature; Queer Cinema; Relationship; Sexuality;
Submitted to RTV International Film Festival 2026Synopsis
Constant overstimulation keeps intensifying, and in our quest for silence, we are faced with an all-encompassing mental and environmental noise. Is it truly possible to break free from it?
About the film
Constant overstimulation has become a persistent force, quietly pulsing through every aspect of our modern existence. In our desperate search for moments of stillness, we are overwhelmed by an unrelenting flood of noise—mental and environmental—that invades and consumes us, gradually becoming an inseparable part of who we are. How often do we yearn for silence, only to discover that it remains just beyond our grasp? This constant tension drives us to reflect, to accept that true silence is an impossible ideal. Perhaps it is in the shadows that true depth is found—where light and dark meet. Maybe, in that delicate balance, we will find the peace we so desperately chase—or perhaps, we won't.
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RTV International Film Festival — Inaugural Online Edition · 2026