Bullet Ballet

After his girlfriend’s suicide, a withdrawn young man drifts through a cold, neon-lit city, consumed by grief and an unrelenting urge to end his own life. His search for a gun drags him into the margins of society, where he collides with violent gangs, petty criminals, and the surreal rituals of the urban underworld. The film follows his unraveling as personal despair morphs into a grim obsession, and each encounter tightens the noose of isolation around him.

Shot with a raw, kinetic energy, the story is less about plot than about mood — a claustrophobic meditation on loss, alienation, and the seductive logic of self-destruction. Harrowing street confrontations and stark, expressionistic imagery create a landscape that feels both hyperreal and nightmarish, probing how one man’s private grief can ignite public chaos. The result is a disquieting, unforgettable portrait of a soul spiraling toward a violent, ambiguous fate.