It’s Summer and it feels like everything is melting. The body melts in sweat and the afternoon fades into endless nights. Weird dreams invade Shade’s sleep and unexplainable lights appear in the sky. Between work, home and friends, Shade seems to be floating. They are in suspension, in an intermediate state in which the reality of the world does not sustain itself.

DIRECTOR’S STATEMENT:

Between Light and Nowhere follows a group of young queer people in their search for a safe space. Loneliness, ecstasy and the cosmos are interwoven, carrying us beyond the mundane surface of reality. We can say that raves are “temporary autonomous zones”, moments in which you can enter a suspension of reality and incorporate urges that are both utopian and dystopian. Since college, there have been people involved in the creation of moments like this in my wide circle of friends. We organize meetings, art showcases and raves in which we build alternative ways of existing and inhabiting a place. We gather, above all, to dream together. Little by little, an urge to build a film around this community started to grow. I wanted to crystalize in some sort of way this state of suspension. Between Light and Nowhere is a film about aliens, raves and dolphins but, above all, about the search for a place in which we can really be ourselves.