
Synopsis
The date between Marina and Jan seems normal: cooking, wine, dancing. But over time, the attraction grows. The next morning, everything is different: silence, tension—something has happened. A struggle between the desire to remember and the desire to forget. Marina and Jan recognize themselves in roles they never expected.
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