Marisia Wester

Lou is a 21-year-old woman with a keen eye for the world around her. After an awkward date with a man, she seeks comfort in the park, where her sketchbook and nature feel familiar. In her daily life, Lou floats between her friends, nature, and painting, while dating men to meet new people. But she doesn't really enjoy the dates. Then she meets Skye. A confident, mysterious woman with a look that lingers. But with every step forward comes doubt. Lou tries to adapt to fit into a stereotype, but what if she doesn't have to? A portrait about queer identity, self-expression, and the process of getting to know yourself.

During a week of scheduled power outages, Vic and Eva, still grieving the loss of their unborn child, are forced to dine together by candlelight. What begins as a game of innocent confessions brings them briefly closer, until a revelation makes it clear that sometimes love isn't enough.