"Hello?": a daughter's whole life told through the words her mother heard
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Burak Tuyan's 60-second short "Hello?" tells a daughter's whole life through the words her mother heard: a first word, a toddler's refusals, the teenage "fine" that meant anything but, and the adult "Can't talk now, Mum." He wrote it with Pocket FM's AI assistant Sherpa, and it passed 540,000 views. The whole film hangs on one device: a single line for each stage of a life.
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