The Twins

Diane and Hugo are not brother and sister, but one is the son of his father and the other the daughter of her mother, in a blended family. Simply because they were born two days apart, everyone calls them "The Twins," which they are not in reality!

An older couple opens their home to two young adults who have come to spend a few days away from their usual routines. The welcome is warm, the atmosphere relaxed, and the conversations quickly turn to more personal topics. Between evenings that stretch on, whispered confidences, and meaningful glances, each begins to explore new emotions. The closeness, the shared silences, and the seemingly insignificant gestures laden with meaning gradually awaken a disturbing curiosity. In this timeless haven, the two guests discover new facets of desire and intimacy, learning to listen to their needs and, at their own pace, to cross boundaries they had never dared to approach.