Women suffer from an unknown illness that causes unexplained pain — Nameless Syndrome captures their physical, mental and social suffering. Consisting of five chapters and using the juxtaposition of reflections of the body in mirrors, glass and water in an examination room, this film focuses on the constant reduction of "self" through digitalisation and the fallibility of medical imaging in detecting and diagnosing modern illnesses. It is a movie that explores the gap between observation and experience.