Twin (2023-)

The shared childhood of Florence and her twin sister unfolds in a home defined by its own private language and inseparable bonds. This intimacy, however, creates a complex world where individual identity struggles to form. The family unit provides both sanctuary and a source of profound conflict, its dynamics shaping every attempt at self-definition. The journey to find a distinct place within that closeness, and later within the wider expectations of society, is marked by equal parts deep affection and quiet suffering. The relationship’s inherent duality—a source of ultimate understanding and of personal erasure—remains the central, unshakable fact of their lives.