Who Asks For It?

After a seemingly long day, a woman returns home, and as she finally finds herself in her own space, free to move and express herself at ease, a rumination begins. It is this account which forms the body of the film, introducing the viewer to the dynamics of dating, from the point of view of the protagonist, in a heteronormative world. It soon progresses to question the location of women in a society where they are often reduced to simply their appearance.

This precedes engagement with the idea of love, relationships, happiness and the manner in which all of them interact with each other to constitute life and existence, while also allowing the film to raise its eventual question that serves as the primary motivation of the plot.