Under a scorching sun, two brothers grapple with grief and memory, their bond unravelled by loss until dance becomes a fragile and poetic language of reconciliation.
In the heat of summer, two brothers try to come to terms with the loss of their father. Their grief deepens into obsession, threatening to divide them, until memory, dance, and light open a space of fragile reunion. Shot in black and white and inspired by lived experience, this intimate tale reclaims representations of kinship, exploring how mourning can also recover what seemed lost: a connection, a family, and the possibility of healing.
