Jasmin and Lee have been lovers for three years. When they decide to go on a hiatus in Lee’s mother’s home on the Austrian countryside, they are accompanied by their friend and documentary filmmaker Amira, who wants to capture queer love for her graduation film.
Elena Wolff submerges into the turbulent world of the young, up-and-coming art scene of Linz. In a series of episodes, Asche tells of three couples and an outsider, of alpha males and muses, of loneliness, and the urge for self-realization. In doing so, this pop satire of the art world exercises a high-volume criticism of both patriarchy and the cultural scene—including unexpected vendettas and bizarre encounters.
When Thora wakes up one day and is suddenly invisible, feelings of helplessness and desperation come thick and fast. But invisibility is also a superpower and in a flamboyant mask, Thora manages to seize her freedom. From an intimate distance, the camera is the only one that sees and makes visible both the lonely and liberating feeling of being air.
