Euthanasia is a work of visual poetry built from the inside of a mental illness that resisted naming, and from the other side of it. The film is an autobiographical account: a symbolic visual record of an experience the filmmaker has already survived, rendered through images that follow dream-logic rather than documentation.
A teenage girl moves through spaces that shift and dissolve around her while she traces the slow, incomplete process of understanding a feeling that seemed to press outward from within. Generated entirely through AI, the film treats the generative image as a medium for interiority: figures that almost cohere, environments that carry emotional weight without illustrating it. Drawing on Buddhist contemplative practice and the phenomenology of neurodivergence, Euthanasia proposes that inhabiting a world farther from the shared one is a condition to be understood, mostly through tools left behind by people with similar wounds and better minds.