Most of the Time I Can Just Be (2026)

Alone on a subway platform, a young woman moves to a rhythm no one else can perceive. Her body sways and spins through the station as if the crowd around her doesn't exist, and through her voiceover we enter her inner world—reflections on what it means to expose yourself through dance in a public arena, the quiet beauty of fleeting connections with passing strangers, and the strange magic of losing yourself completely in a single, fleeting moment.