With its world premiere at FIDMarseille, where it eventually won the festival's Grand Prix, Bluish follows the daily lives of Errol and Sasha, two young women in their 20s who wander aimlessly through a wintry urban landscape. Taking a delicate look at the fragments of their lives, the film weaves a mosaic of stories, places and realities that overlap and intertwine, capturing the vulnerability of existence. Physically present but emotionally adrift, the protagonists embody the latent tension of youth, in a portrait of isolation and silent restlessness. The film features a soundtrack by Les Reines Prochaines, which includes Swiss artist Pipilotti Rist.