A couple finds themselves 14 years after their breakup and can't remember the reasons for that separation. Cinema records moments but human memory, and the passage of time, overlap and confuse them. Even more so when the romantic life was the one that created those memories. Just as there is a collective memory, the film seems to raise the question of whether a shared memory is possible between two people who used to love each other. The images, the anecdotes, and the shared places remain, but the facts are no longer the same for each one of them. Memories and oblivion, just like lovers, do not seem to be able to exist without each other. (Sung MOON)