Frida is visited by her boyfriend Nio in the clinic. Exhausted by her questions, he shows no understanding for her situation. As Nio loses his temper, Frida becomes aware of her relationship and wants to break away from it. Her friends try to keep her distracted but the right support is missing. Haunted by her traumas, Frida seeks belonging in the nightlife and lets herself float. Following her inner voice, she finds her way new insights. On new ground she finds again her resources. Now she is ready to face her past.
The story finds its suitable form in the fragmentary images that reflect the protagonist's inner world. Perception shifts to the question: What if there is not only one to blame? Is there a reason? The ground is irrevocably ripped away from under one's feet. Violence, abuse or toxic relationships are not the central topics, rather the protagonist's confrontation with the most diverse feelings, love for fellow human beings and the desire to be seen and heard.
