This is a tentative story that deals in hinted rather than concrete intimacies, but forms a quietly compelling character study.

Enzo draws no firm conclusions, wisely making the exploratory uncertainty itself the point of the piece.

The film tries to become something more slippery and slightly revealing about class, a theme it doesn’t necessarily land, especially as the script attempts to clumsily loop in the war in Ukraine.

Both Pohu and Slivinskyi bring the goods in this tender drama that also obliquely addresses the war in Ukraine and Western Europe's response.