Blue, Painful, Fragile

Overview

Two misfit college students establish a clandestine group called "Moai," driven by their ambition to make a difference in the world. However, their mission takes a dark turn when one of them mysteriously vanishes without a trace. As the remaining member grapples with the loss, the search for answers leads to unexpected revelations about their friendship, ambitions, and the very essence of their secret society. The journey explores themes of connection, loss, and the fragile nature of dreams, ultimately questioning the cost of trying to change the world.