Gluttony is a poetic short film driven by ECHLO’s original poem and music. It frames consumption not as a moral failure, but as an existential attempt to fill an inner void. The protagonist carries a literal hole in her chest—a raw space of longing that no amount of external stimulation can satisfy. Moving through surreal landscapes, she reaches for beauty and objects, yet every momentary relief collapses back into the void. The film redefines gluttony as an “excess of input”—the endless scrolling and distraction used to avoid the silence of modern life. Her body becomes a battleground of ritualistic consumption and exhaustion. Ultimately, Gluttony offers a compassionate lens on this hunger, viewing it as a universal human symptom. Rather than condemning excess, the film invites viewers to witness their own longing with tenderness and clarity.