Il Mare

A woman leaving a lonely seaside house in 1999 slips a card into the mailbox asking the next tenant to forward her mail, and two years earlier a disenchanted architect moving into that same home discovers her note. When his playful reply finds its way back to her, the two begin an unlikely correspondence that bridges a two-year gap, turning a forgotten mailbox into a delicate conduit between past and future. The film unfolds as an intimate exchange of letters, small gestures, and shared routines that build a tender, almost impossible connection across time.

Set against the sea‑sprayed quiet of a coastal home, the story balances wistful longing and quiet hope, exploring how memory and chance can shape a life. The romance is less about dramatic declarations and more about the slow revelation of personalities and the yearning to close an impossible distance, making it a haunting, lyrical meditation on fate, timing, and the small miracles that let two people find one another.