Luna De Boos

Cécile’s life is turned upside down after the Alzheimer diagnosis of her husband. In an attempt to keep him close, she loses herself.

On a hot summer day, Agnes and Elena are lying on an empty beach, where the loose sand, the water and the wind prevail. Gradually, the sharp sea breeze exposes the colder sides of their usually warm bond. In a silent battle, the boundaries between tenderness and aggression as well as jealousy and admiration fade, while nature and emotion merge symbiotically. The two young women play a mute game of attraction and repulsion, in this stylish black-and-white debut.