TRAUNSTEIN

Claire discovers that she appears in a poor quality film found on the internet. She sees herself at the window of her house, accompanied by a man she does not know. They look like they are in love. She decides to set out in search of that stranger, towards Traunstein.

The characters are caught up in a narrative which seems to repeat itself indefinitely. A relationship is woven between them, a fine thread, mainly composed of stories told. The dialogues are said in an invented language (translated in subtitles), conjuring up a foreign geography, a distant country, which does, however, seem familiar. A guiding thread emerges, the love of a woman for a man of whom she has seen only the picture.