Sugar and Salt

In Sugar and Salt, a group of friends gathers for their 36th annual celebration at a remote location. This year, the atmosphere is heavy as they confront the loss of their friend Stana, who has recently passed away from cancer. The remaining five friends come together to honor his memory by taking part in rituals that symbolize their bond and the cycle of life.

As spring blooms around them, the friends engage in a solemn act of killing a lamb, which serves as a stark reminder of their realities. Dalibor, one of the friends, harbors a secret, adding tension to the already emotional gathering. This narrative encapsulates the complexities of friendship, grief, and unspoken truths while highlighting the significance of their shared experiences.