Four minutes to break your heart — no dialogue needed.
An elderly man escapes from a care home on a journey into his past.
Acting
Hayman's eyes carry decades of unspoken history.
Cinematography
Every frame looks like a memory fading into light.
Direction
Arthur trusts silence; no hand-holding, just feeling.
Director
David Arthur
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Short films this brief often rely on shorthand, but Wind lingers on faces and objects, treating four minutes like four hours of memory.
David Hayman, a veteran of Scottish stage and screen, brings institutional weight to a role that could've been sentimental in lesser hands.
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