David and Marina's relationship starts out idyllic, as the two fall deeply in love and decide to move in together. Marina is a talented painter finishing her studies, while David is a self-taught guitarist who plays in a band and works at a pancake stand. As their relationship progresses, they face numerous challenges, including a long-distance relationship, doubts about their individual ambitions, and bouts of depression. They also must navigate adult responsibilities such as caring for David's ailing father. They begin to make sacrifices for each other, but as time goes on, the compromises they make start to strain their relationship. One evening, a heated argument breaks out when David finds Marina's paint palette. Years of pent-up emotions culminate in a brutal confrontation, leaving both of them questioning the future of their relationship. The story captures a coming-of-age journey, with youthful and light energy juxtaposed against the claustrophobic feeling that arises as conflicts in the relationship intensify. Through editing, the film contrasts various moments from their past and present, highlighting the challenges and growth they experience together.