In a small neighborhood in Brooklyn, a seven-year-old boy, whom everyone calls "Little," feels trapped by the routine and scrutiny of his family environment. His life takes an unexpected turn when his older brother, in an attempt to play a prank, convinces him that he has committed a crime and that it's better for him to run away from home. Filled with fear and driven by childish imagination, Little decides to escape and embarks on an exciting adventure in the big city.
As he navigates the bustling streets of New York, the boy experiences a series of escapades. From meeting other children at the park to facing the reality of a city that can be both magical and intimidating, his journey is a mix of laughter and reflection. As he delves deeper into the alley of adventures, he realizes what it truly means to be alone in the world, longing for his family and the warmth of his home.
With beautiful cinematography and a simple yet profound narrative, this work captures the essence of childhood: the blend of bravery and vulnerability. In his quest for freedom, Little confronts his fears and discoveries, leading him to appreciate the love and safety of his family. In the end, the story reminds us that sometimes, to find our way back, we must first lose it.