In a world where everything is shared, Amara Vale shares almost nothing. Her presence online is deliberate, curated, untouchable; until Ncuti Gatwa begins to appear quietly in the margins of her feed. No announcements. No explanations. Just patterns the internet can't stop noticing. Told entirely through social media posts, captions, comments, and silences, Nothing Even Matters is a slow-burn story about privacy as intimacy, desire without performance, and two people choosing each other in plain sight -- while giving the world absolutely nothing it thinks it's owed. Sometimes the loudest love story is the one that never explains itself.