Before I Go is an interactive film experience exploring the pressures faced by a student in Hong Kong. The story follows a young protagonist through everyday situations involving tuition, friendships, family and social media. Rather than watching the narrative passively, the audience is asked to make decisions for the protagonist at key moments — whether to follow her friends, attend tuition, return home, or stay alone to study. Each seemingly ordinary choice leads to a different path and emotional outcome, gradually revealing the pressures surrounding the protagonist and her state of mind. Through its branching narrative structure, Before I Go turns decision-making into part of the viewing experience. Instead of presenting choices as simply right or wrong, the project invites the audience to consider how small decisions, social expectations and accumulated pressure can shape a person’s emotional journey.