Unicorn Store

• Fantasy
• Drama
• Comedy

Kit, adrift in a swirl of pastel-hued disillusionment after failing at conventional adulthood, receives an enigmatic invitation promising the fulfillment of a lifelong obsession: owning a unicorn. This isn't a whimsical children’s tale, but a darkly comedic and surprisingly poignant exploration of arrested development and the bittersweet ache of unrealized potential. The film's strength lies in its bittersweet tone, grounding the fantastical element in a relatable struggle to reconcile childhood wonder with the often-disappointing realities of life, and the messy, uncertain process of finding a space for both. It's a visually striking and emotionally resonant film that uses the unicorn as a metaphor for the courage to embrace one's true, unconventional self, even if it means rejecting societal expectations.