In a remote glass house perched above a forgotten coast, Elias and Noor—once lovers, now strangers under the same roof—seek to reclaim their intimacy. It’s a fragile truce, made shakier when mysterious letters begin appearing at their doorstep, written in Elias’s exact handwriting but signed with another man’s name.
As Noor questions Elias’s identity—and her own memory of their shared past—Elias finds himself haunted by half-forgotten dreams and flickers of alternative lives. Their conversations unravel. Their reflections twist. Each begins to wonder: has the other changed—or have they never truly known one another?
Mirrors Between Us is a haunting philosophical tale about love, illusion, and the terrifying beauty of not being fully seen. Blending emotional realism with psychological surrealism, it peels back the layers of recognition between two people, until only fragments remain.
