Sunshine Boulevard follows a young man caught in a delicate triangle, drifting between intimacy and control, skirting the edges of morality and emotional collapse. When true connection slips away, warmth gives way to estrangement, coldness, and quiet forms of violence.

Beneath the veneer of choice, many today move through love and life in fragile structures—idealized dreams weighed down by social expectation. Freedom bends into cycles of confusion, retreat, and self-protection. On this so-called boulevard of sunlight, everyone seems to move forward, yet many remain still. Their shells are intact, yet inside is hollow; they long for closeness, yet fear its touch.

The story becomes both a mirror and a confession. It lingers on moments of silence, hesitation, and retreat—where fear hides and the desire to connect flickers, unresolved.