A person who does not respect life grows old quickly. A person who loves life is always young.
In a nameless suburb, in an abandoned house-shelter, Carla and Christopher, two refugees from life, meet by chance. Uniting in their personal persecution in a merciless, passionate game of desire and possession, in a nightmare of painful confessions and redemptions, but also self-examinations with a longing for essential transformation, experiencing the blind spots of their invisible existence, they come to extreme situations that question the dogmas that have been imposed on them. In this life without witnesses, in the midst of mutual hostage-taking and confronting old demons, vice will break out again and bring them betrayal.
This act changes the lives of the two urban martyrs of the alienated consumer world. But only one of them will be saved, will realize the meaning of his life and will free himself from the knots of the primordial past and the trap of lifeless drives. Because he realizes that only that which is devoid of love dies, that love is stronger than life, even than death.
A fragile, shy, vulnerable, and at the same time passionate, stormy, exciting novel in which the main narrative is intertwined with the silent, insidious, invisible, unspeakable pain of human existence.
