Sartre believed that fear is fundamental to shaping human social relationships. In this short documentary, I aim to explore the significance of fear for humanity to protray the unique vulnerability of humans.

As for Part One (first 6-8 minutes),  this documentary simulates the experience of concrete fear through animation and archival footage, revealing the fear is not rooted from objective fact, but from the imagination and uncertain possibility.
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As for Part Two (second 6-8 minutes), this documentary illustrates the abstract fear by combining archival footage, interviews, animation and private footage to discuss the philosophy about fear: "Fear is because we exist, because we care about existence."