On a gray autumn morning, a man in a dark suit steps out of a classic car and heads toward a set of stairs where a group of people awaits him. At first, the faces appear familiar and ordinary—the very same faces seen in old photographs of historical demonstrations and gatherings. But, step by step, fixed, white smiles emerge upon these faces—masks that no longer betray any emotion. This scene evokes a moment that has repeated itself throughout history: the moment a crowd transforms from a collection of real human beings into a sea of identical, nameless faces—much like how, on the eve of major political and social upheavals, individuality dissolves amidst forced smiles and collective silence. The man steps alone into their midst, as history begins to repeat itself once more… this time, with a smile that never fades.