The story of a lifetime, A Little Existence ties both a dangerous and uncompromising story about ones morality and what really matters. Capturing the psychological detail in today's desolate youth and adulthood, the complex writing helps see the reality of modern life. Alex, a seventeen year old boy, loses everything and becomes cold with regret. He finds himself trapped between who is he is and what he really wants to be: happy. Defining the very values of life through intense narration, and tackling everything from family to friends, he digs into his new life of crime in the town with no name. The already-dying town is on its last legs, and everything comes to an end. My name is Alex, and in one year I am going to be dead.
