Moments was born more than a year ago, on a hospital cot. It tells the story of a boy who in the face of a marked fate will try to get to know himself through family and friendly relationships. It will be diary pages that will reveal the background of his life. Giving voice to our thoughts and feelings scares and otherwise we risk becoming slaves to ourselves.

Moments deals, albeit in small doses, with topics such as depression, loneliness and social difficulties.

This happens because we always try to want to do, to have to do “too much” without dwelling on the small and what we have. In life time is invaluable, but we act as if we are always in a hurry to have to finish things, forgetting the value of a moment. The time we live in now are moments, which will never go back. And we only understand this when something is wrong as we would like.