Tendresse

Lukas, aged twenty, isn’t doing well. His friends Claude, Song and Dylan decide to take matters into their own hands. Sitting in the living room of their shared flat, they tell each other stories: how they met, the highlights of their friendship, childhood tales, Greek myths, stories of all kinds. Lukas needs to speak out, to escape the black hole that is swallowing him up, so that a certain history does not repeat itself. With tenderness, humour, creativity – and sometimes a touch of awkwardness – these very young adults will not let one of their own lose sight of the path to the future.