Summer afternoon. Three friends chat in the back of a car, and the present blends with memories of the previous summer. Surrounded by wild nature and the twilight glow, each one reflects on what love means. The love they’ve inherited, the love they’ve learned, the love that hasn’t come yet, and the love that no longer exists.
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