Nothing, Except You examines the conflict of a soul lost in the contemporary world, torn between the pull of worldly desire and the desire for transcendence. The film, which is told through poetic narration and impressionistic visuals, centers on a protagonist who is grappling with God's silence, facing life's burdens, and seeking inner divinity. The film invites viewers to dwell within the mystery of faith, salvation, and surrender by unfolding as a sequence of visual prayers, moments of grace, wandering, and doubt instead of a traditional narrative.

Drawing inspiration from filmmakers such as Terrence Malick and anchored in Christian beliefs, the film aims to create an intense sensory experience that portrays the magnificence of creation as well as the fragility of human quest. By combining natural light, quiet settings, and improvisational actions, the work seeks to capture a feeling of desire rather than just telling a story. Nothing, Except You is both highly personal and universally resonant: an attempt to convert inner conflict into a cinematic expression, in which silence, image, and voice coexist in search of God.