
Abstract
At Eleutheria Academy, fifteen-year-old Sophia is known for being bright, creative and capable, but lately, something has begun to change. Between schoolwork, friendships, drawing, family and the endless pull of her phone, she finds herself giving more of her time to things she never intended to spend it on. What begins as an ordinary part of teenage life gradually makes her question how much control she really has over her attention.
An unexpected conversation and a look at the person she used to be, forced Sophia to confront a question that extends beyond the screen: who decides where our attention goes?
OUTSIDE explores attention, freedom, ambition and the quiet choices that shape how young people experience the world around
them.