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Cleo is a sweet young woman who lives alone in her apartment. Bored and eager for love, Cleo looking out the window, falls in love at first sight with a beautiful woman with whom she only exchanges glances. Dreamily, she believes that the feeling is reciprocal.
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Cleo is a sweet young woman who lives alone in her apartment. Bored and eager for love, Cleo looking out the window, falls in love at first sight with a beautiful woman with whom she only exchanges glances. Dreamily, she believes that the feeling is reciprocal.
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