Soundless Wind Chime

Ricky, a young man from Hong Kong, embarks on a deeply personal pilgrimage to Switzerland, carrying the weight of his Swiss lover Pascal's sudden death. There, he retraces the fragments of their shared past—a love story told in whispers and stolen moments, now dissolved into the thin Alpine air. But this is no linear journey. The film dissolves the boundaries of time and memory, weaving together vivid, dreamlike vignettes that dance between joy and sorrow. As Ricky walks the cobblestones of Zurich and the serene landscapes of the Swiss countryside, he encounters echoes of Pascal, blurring the line between what was real and what is imagined. Is he searching for closure, or for a way to keep Pascal alive? This hushed, intimate film—largely told through stunning visuals and sparing dialogue—invites viewers to feel the ache of loss and the strange beauty of holding on. Soundless Wind Chime is not a straightforward romance; it's a meditation on grief, love, and the ghosts we carry with us.