Synopsis
It’s Just a Burning Thought follows a faceless woman on a quiet, intentional journey of release. Cradling a sheeted pillow — a symbol of lingering thoughts — she moves through shifting landscapes, from desert rain to a river, carrying its familiar weight. Edited in negative, her ghostly figure becomes a symbol of transition. In the final act, she buries the pillow, yet a flickering fire remains. The film is a meditation on what we carry and what we let go — an abstract ritual of surrender. By removing identity and narrative specifics, it invites personal reflection on memory, loss, and transformation.