Milton Riche

The summer of 1947. Although it is already the second year of peace following the devastating Second World War, its deep wounds are still everywhere. Thirteen-year-old Ewout, is also recovering from the conflict. He is just a boy, but he wants to be a man of distinction. He joins the scouts to prove himself. Unfortunately, things do not go to plan, and the others turn against him.

A teenager stops off to see his dealer to test a new drug before heading off for a night of partying. On the way home, he picks up an injured woman, and the night takes a surreal turn.

Alice returns home after her mother's death to find the house unchanged-and haunted by a dark presence. As fear builds, buried trauma resurfaces, and a terrifying truth is revealed.

In a neighbourhood on the outskirts of the city, people live side by side. So do Sammy and Max. While Max tries to get used to his new neighbourhood, his mother keeps haunting his mind. Sammy too has been thinking about his mom.

At 26, Morgane still lives with her mother. She has not yet completed her studies, and her love life doesn't get beyond one-night stands. She evidently doesn't know how to get things done - in Brussels slang, she'd be called a "klette". Or is she just struggling with the pursuit of the socially-imposed course of life, like so many young adults?

A budding relationship between two young pallbearers results in a confrontation with their fear of vulnerability.

It follows Death as she moves among the population to accomplish her task: touching those whose "last hour" strikes after that moment.