This Night

"This Night" is a 2D animated Graduate Thesis Film. The story centers on a devout elderly woman who receives a vision foreshadowing her departure from life. Guided by this vision, she embarks on a profound journey. In her garden, she plucks a hibiscus and offers it to the deities in her home. As she prays with closed eyes, she envisions her hibiscus offering reaching the temple doors. Recognizing this as her sign to depart, she resolves to set out on her journey to meet the goddess at the temple. Plucking another hibiscus to carry with her, a sudden gust of wind sweeps the flower away. Undeterred, she follows the drifting hibiscus. As she trails the flower, her surroundings transform, leaving her momentarily bewildered. Despite the confusion, she continues to follow the flower, facing numerous obstacles along the way. Her unwavering faith illuminates the path, and her perseverance ultimately leads her to the steps of the temple.

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RIT Scholar Works (Rochester Institute of Technology)
Published
2025-04-01
Primary Topic
Phytochemistry and Biological Activities
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This Night

RIT Scholar Works (Rochester Institute of Technology)
Phytochemistry and Biological Activities
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