Semiidèntics

Ari and Aran are constantly struggling with a sense of lack, as if they are missing some part of themselves. She, Ari, composes songs about her feelings and worries: loneliness, misunderstanding, absence, fog. Even though he's only nineteen, he's triumphing everywhere with his torn, poignant raps. He, Aran, is a dancer and on stage is the perfect blend of strength and delicacy: his body seeks to connect with the world, with someone. Even though he's only nineteen, the best dance companies want to hire him. With a style that is both lyrical and direct, Muriel Villanueva has woven the story of two young people who are looking for each other, who question their identity, their sexual reality and their origins, and who feel the same emptiness. But neither of them knows the other exists.