Your Turn

What do you see when you borrow someone else’s memory?

Two glasses on a kitchen table. One pink, one blue. A couple swaps them without a word and drinks: his memories of her, her memories of him. She laughs. He breaks. From that moment on, nothing in the house belongs to the person it used to belong to.

The film follows them through five rooms of one surreal pastel set: a kitchen, a corridor of closed doors, a telephone room, a bathroom with a single tub, a couch under a glowing window. There is no dialogue, no voice over, no music. Everything is carried by gesture: a fist on a wall, a receiver pressed to the chest, two palms opening like a book. Room by room, each of them starts moving like the other.

Your Turn is a short trailer about the oldest question in a relationship, how the other one sees you, told as an absurd little drama in pastel. It ends where it began: with two fresh glasses, full, and a decision nobody has made yet.