Karen Nalbandian

Young filmmakers spot a woman in a wheelchair at a café and recognize her as the heroine of their upcoming film. But soon they realize: the supposed creators are mere characters in someone else’s story, and the “victim” is the true director.

A young asexual woman attempts to reshape her body and her desires to conform to a man’s expectations. She enters a world where femininity is commodified and intimacy is measured through validation. Determined to “fix” herself, she forces a transformation that does not belong to her nature. But her body resists. As the distance between self and body grows, silence becomes confrontation. What begins as an act of change turns into an act of recognition and ultimately, liberation.