LOGLINE

A 30-year-old 'almost artist' runaway bride moves into a whimsical sublet with two unreal roommates. She embarks on a messy, darkly comedic journey to break free from cultural expectations, confront her inner demons, and rediscover love and herself.

SYNOPSIS

At 30, Hera feels stuck. Separated from her husband and creatively blocked, she moves into a temporary flat share. Her fictional roommates, Cielo, a fiery artist, and Luce, a stubborn office mouse, shape her days as she floats between cafés, job interviews, and half-hearted attempts to reengage with art.

Through intimate, sometimes awkward episodes, Hera’s inner world begins to stir. An impromptu night at her friend’s vernissage reawakens her love of painting, and an infatuation with Greta, a charismatic dancer, awakens old longings. Hera resists change, but the city's rhythm and her growing bonds push her to confront her fears.

In the final stretch, faced with financial pressure and emotional crossroads, Hera must choose whether to return to a familiar but stifling past or embrace the uncertain, creative life ahead.