On a remote tropical island, two children, Richard and Emmeline, find themselves stranded after a tragic accident at sea. With no adults to guide them and nature as their only companion, the young ones are forced to learn how to survive in a paradisiacal yet hostile environment. As the days pass, their innocent friendship evolves into something deeper and more complicated, as adolescence brings discoveries about love, sexuality, and life.
Under the scorching sun and surrounded by lush landscapes, Richard and Emmeline explore their new life on the island, gathering fruit, fishing, and building makeshift shelters. However, this paradise is not without its challenges. The absence of an adult to protect them and the hardships of nature test their courage and creativity. Over time, both must confront not only their emerging feelings but also the primal instincts of survival that arise in such an isolated setting.
As their connection evolves and the outside world begins to echo their presence, the young ones are compelled to reconstruct their identity and decide what freedom truly means. Amidst a beautiful yet often brutal environment, their story becomes a reflection of the purity and complexity of youth, leaving a profound impact on the viewer. Richard and Emmeline's adventure is not just a physical journey but also an emotional voyage toward maturity.