Nocturne

In Nocturne, David finds himself at a crossroads, having spent his last money on a room at the luxurious Waldhaus hotel. He invites his brother Gian, along with Gian's girlfriend Valeria, under the pretense of wanting to share his final days. As they navigate their time together, the characters confront their pasts, dreams, and the weight of their present circumstances.

The film intricately weaves the tension between life and death, love and despair, as Valeria becomes drawn to David's romanticized view of suicide, complicating their relationships further. This dynamic ultimately leads the trio into a tense ménage à trois, raising questions about salvation and the consequences of their choices. Nocturne's exploration of psychological drama makes it a unique piece in the genre.