Loop follows a middle-aged man who regularly visits a nursing home, where he forms a quiet bond with an elderly resident living with dementia. Through a series of intimate conversations, the two navigate memory, regret, and the passage of time, revealing unexpected emotional depth in their connection.
As the man listens, the resident reflects on fatherhood, aging, and the things left unsaid. But as memory begins to fracture, the line between stranger and something more personal quietly blurs, turning their encounters into something far more profound.
A restrained and intimate portrait of human connection and the struggles of getting old. Loop explores what remains of us when time takes more than we’re ready to give and whether connection can endure, even as everything else fades.