ESSENTIALS

In THE BOSS, he isn’t exactly a boss, but someone trying to keep things in order—or so he believes. Every morning, he puts on the same colorful tie, sits in his chair, and smiles, as if everything is under control. Yet behind him, watermelons float freely, defying the seriousness of his world. They are his thoughts, his desires, the things he never says aloud. THE BOSS is a story about balance between discipline and playfulness, control and imagination.
It speaks of those who appear certain but quietly carry summer inside them, a burst of color and freedom. A reminder that even the most composed need a little light to keep going.