Skin. Like. Sun.

In this artfully crafted documentary, viewers are given an intimate glimpse into the lives of a young couple, Wim and Floor, as they spend an entire afternoon together in a sun-drenched yet decaying Belgian residence. The film's unique selling point is its near real-time editing style, which allows for an immersive experience that captures the subtle nuances of their connection - from the tender exchanges to the sensual moments shared between them. Rather than relying on fast-paced editing techniques commonly found in contemporary cinema, this film takes a more leisurely approach, allowing the audience to fully appreciate the evolving intimacy and chemistry between the couple. Through its deliberate pacing and poetic visuals, this documentary invites us to slow down, savor the atmosphere, and experience the undeniable allure of their shared moments in real-time.