We have been working on the project WE WON'T GET OLD TOGETHER for quite some time. This film and its subject have their roots in a period when reality teetered on the edge of collapse, presenting an insurmountable problem. To summarize this undertaking concisely, I would say that WE WON'T GET OLD TOGETHER is a two-hour cinematic farewell, compressed from a 24-hour-long goodbye letter prompted by death and fear. It encompasses the desperate search for a reason to persist. The story unfolds during the outbreak of Covid-19 in the summer of 2020, when the world seemed smaller and more terrifying. Why the need to tell this story? Because it delves into the struggles of growing up, facing mortality, reevaluating values, and the necessity of distancing oneself from reality to gain a better understanding. It explores compromises, unfulfilled dreams, cowardice, and fear, all while yearning for safety and love in a crumbling world. It is the story of MIHNEA, a man whose dreams can no longer be constructed from the shattered remnants of others' broken dreams. MIHNEA embarks on a complicated journey that we must bring to life on screen with sensitivity and compassion. WE WON'T GET OLD TOGETHER is a rollercoaster of emotions and experiences, blending reality and imagination. This allows for a visually intricate development without limitations. In this endeavour, delving deeply into the character's logic intertwines with discovering new ways to visually express that logic. I believe this project tackles relationships and psychological themes (love, death, sexuality, health, and self-acceptance, among others) in a profound and empathetic manner. It holds the potential to become an intense psychological drama with moments of absurdity and comedy.