Dreamers

Lena and Mark meet in a Parisian café, both ordering coffee without sugar and staring at the same spot on the wall. Their conversation begins with an argument about whether one can hear the color of music. She is a violinist who lost hearing in one ear after an accident; he is an architect designing homes for the blind. Together, they create the "City of Senses" project, where buildings are designed not from blueprints but from scents, tactile sensations, and residual memories. When Lena is offered a surgery that could restore her hearing, their fragile world, built on alternative perception, begins to fracture. The film explores the boundaries between reality and the fictional worlds we construct to survive.