A TV set falls in love with a voice it can't reach back. The entire movie is built on that single, unbearable asymmetry, he hears her crying through the static, races across impossible distances, but she can never see him the way he sees her. It's a romance about the cruelty of connection without recognition, told in black and white, where the only color that matters is the one that exists only on his screen.

A monochrome television set picks up an SOS from a girl and falls in love with the one sending it. Answering her call, he scrambles up a towering heap of garbage and sets off for the moon, where she waits in tears. What he longs for is simple and still out of reach: that she might notice him on the other side of his screen. The film is a romantic drama about a love that has to cross a barrier between them.