Malia Ann — AKA Malia Obama — hopes her film makes you feel "a bit less lonely."

It's "an odd little story," we're told, and, judging from the photographs and the voiceover, it seems to be about man who needs to follow instructions left in his mother's will to do something with her heart — her actual physical heart, which we see him holding in a jar.

What are some interesting possibilities for what could be done with a dead person's heart? I asked Grok. First, I got a list of 10 things that were all supposed to be funny — stuff like: "Use it as a prop in a low-budget horror movie called 'The Tell-Tale Heart 2: Electric Boogaloo.'" I said I wanted ideas for a fictional drama where it was the dead person's wish and the heart is carried around in a clear glass jar. The best it could do was to bury it under an ancient tree, plant a new tree there too, and with the "mother's heart as a source of nourishment for the young tree," the ritual would symbolize "the continuation of life and the eternal bond between mother and son."

ADDED: Chatting with Grok motivated me to work on my own ideas about what the story could be. What I came up with is that the mother directs the son to carry her heart around in their own town. He can't understand why, but he does it and ends up in one conversation after another with various people who want to know what he's doing, and these people turn out to be kind and wise, and he realizes his mother wanted him to learn to expose his own heart to the world, and it turns out, that's exactly what he needed.