In 1960s Hong Kong, two neighbors, Chow and Su, find themselves in an apartment complex where both their lives seem marked by loneliness. Although each is immersed in romantic relationships that feel empty and filled with mistrust, fate unexpectedly unites them when they discover their respective spouses are being unfaithful. Amidst a charged atmosphere, full of subtleties and glances that speak more than words, they begin to forge a connection that transcends mere friendship.
As they delve into their emotions, both navigate the thin line between betrayal and loyalty, exploring their repressed desires. Tensions rise as they must confront their own feelings while avoiding crossing the barrier that could lead them to a forbidden love. The atmosphere is dense with the pain of longing and nostalgia, reminding them of the passage of time and what could never be.
Shot with stunning aesthetics and meticulous attention to detail, the story unfolds slowly, capturing the essence of sadness and beauty in the everyday. With a soundtrack that perfectly complements the narrative, the film is both a visual and emotional journey, leaving viewers reflecting on love, loss, and how sometimes the best stories are the ones that are never told.