Nene's ordinary student life fractures the moment she meets Luca, a being that shifts between forms and exists somewhere between human and something else entirely. What begins as a chance encounter becomes something far more complicated as Luca's presence draws Nene into a world where the boundaries between reality and something otherworldly grow increasingly blurred. The film settles into an intimate, atmospheric space where small moments carry enormous weight: conversations that feel loaded with unspoken meaning, silences that linger longer than expected, gestures that hint at connection neither character fully understands. Tension builds not from external threats but from the quiet uncertainty of what Luca actually is and what Nene's connection to this creature means for her future. The tone remains contemplative and dreamlike throughout, less interested in explaining the supernatural than in capturing the emotional vertigo of meeting something that defies explanation. This is a film for viewers drawn to character-driven stories where atmosphere and mood matter more than plot resolution, where the real story lives in the space between what's said and what remains mysterious.