The loving relationship between a sculptor and a dancer.

Dividing their expansive, rundown factory loft in half with a single strip of tape, a grizzled sculptor and his wife, a modern dancer establish work spaces in order to further their respective crafts while grappling with the pressures of sharing space against the realities of a volatile relationship. As the balance between mutual support and competition slips away, resentments mount and once-suppressed tensions erupt into anger and acts of raw sexuality. The couple is soon pushed to their breaking point in a dance between two wounded souls.—The Stranger