September Afternoon

Description

A couple struggles to accept the onset of autumn, choosing to spend two afternoons at the coast despite the cold temperatures and blustery winds. Their journey leads them to encounter a woman they know vaguely, while their attempts to find refuge from the elements prove futile. As they battle the uncomfortable conditions, they work on building a small dam to shield themselves from the encroaching tide, but their efforts highlight the futility of resisting the changing season. As the couple's situation deteriorates, the film shifts toward a broader catastrophe, revealing an impending cosmic disaster that looms over their personal conflicts. The narrative unfolds with increasing tension as the couple's struggle against nature mirrors their emotional disarray, setting the stage for dramatic developments. The cast includes Amin Motallebzadeh and Katharina Grossmann-Hensel.