*Big City Hallucination* is a quiet meditation on migration and the emotional weight of living away from home. Through four voices speaking in different languages, the film explores how a city can become both a place of opportunity and a source of alienation. Rather than following a conventional narrative, it relies on fragmented memories, silence, and repetition to evoke homesickness, exhaustion, and the slow erosion of identity. It asks a simple but unsettling question: what happens when the city keeps growing while the individual keeps shrinking?
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