Casa

Mika is seven years old and knows things that adults have forgotten. She knows that some questions can't be answered with words. That some silences speak volumes. And that some places hold something unseen. But above all, Mika knows how to see, just as her grandfather taught her. By his side, she learns to listen to the invisible, to name what goes unspoken, and to understand that some bonds can never be broken. While adults try to make sense of their lives, a unique language grows between the girl and the old man, made of gestures and shared secrets. Of magic. Of trees, of forests. Of life. There are stories that don't speak of what happens, but of what remains. And there are things that, even if we don't see them, are still there.