An allegorical story about a man going on the unknown journey for finding a place called The Secret Location.

An allegorical story about a man going on the unknown journey for finding a place called The Secret Location.

The film uses a lot of long shot sequences. Thierry Loa planned and worked out the mise-en-scène by mapping and drawing out the locations and the movement of the camera and subjects. The cameraman and actors rehearsed their movement in each scene with the director by reviewing the map drawings prior to shoot. Production shooting took one and a half day total, covering seven locations.

The reason why the director Thierry Loa chose to use hand-held camera and long takes for the most part is to adopt a documentary-style of filming and to add to the realism and real-time aspect of the events.

Music for the film was composed in three days. The director, Thierry Loa, got together with John K. Farah (classical and experimental musician) to create and arrange the music.

This film is allegorical in its view of the modern man and society.