A shot across the bow

“Close your eyes. Feel the wind. If you can’t feel the wind, you can’t sail. And if you can’t sail, you’re stuck here. But “here” is always this dull, meager place. It’s “there” we all secretly crave to go.”

This is the story of Joe, a lowlife skipper, whose motto has always been "no strains attached".

“I will wake up every morning and go to bed each night and, no matter who’s there beside me, I will be alone. And then I will fall asleep and wake up once more and I will breathe through this cycle my entire life until one day I close my eyes and never open them again. And I am fine with that.”

This is also the story of Anna, a woman suffering from schizoid personality disorder, which makes her clinically incapable of developing intimate relationships with other people.

This is a story about two strangers, a sailing trip and anything in between.

But, most of all, it is a story about love without love.