Perfect Sense

• Drama
• Science Fiction
• Romance

As a subtle, unsettling pandemic sweeps across Europe, stripping humanity of its senses one by one – first smell, then taste, then hearing – a deeply unconventional romance blossoms between Susan, a dedicated epidemiologist studying the outbreak, and Michael, a chef determined to create meaningful experiences through food before the world falls silent. Their connection transcends the escalating societal chaos and the increasingly isolating loss of perception, becoming a poignant exploration of intimacy and connection forged not through traditional senses, but through shared vulnerability and the raw, instinctive need for human contact. The film doesn’t focus on the science of the epidemic, but the internal, emotional landscape – the quiet desperation, the clinging to memory, and the radical redefinition of what it means to truly *feel* as the external world fades away, resulting in a surprisingly hopeful, though melancholic, meditation on the core of human experience.