After leaving Belgium to pursue a master’s degree in photography in Portugal, a young woman finds herself chasing love instead of the future she imagined. Between failed romances and the challenges of building a life abroad, during this diary entry like confession she rediscovers what truly this new phase means. A candid and deadpan humorous reflection on homesickness, growing up, and finding happiness far from home.
Rita Paredes
Roxy
After leaving Belgium to pursue a master’s degree in photography in Portugal, a young woman finds herself chasing love instead of the future she imagined. Between failed romances and the challenges of building a life abroad, during this diary entry like confession she rediscovers what truly this new phase means. A candid and deadpan humorous reflection on homesickness, growing up, and finding happiness far from home.
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