Proximity. Kitamura K.

A synchronist translator comes to the Hague to work in the International Criminal Court. Her whole life is a series of endless moves, and in a cloudy city on the seashore, she finally hopes to find a house.

But it is not so easy to get closer to people who are used to saying other people's words, catching the slightest changes in tone and mood. When she is instructed to work with the former African president, who is accused of crimes against humanity, she still does not know that this will become a real test for her as a professional.

Her personal life is also painted with a drama: the person with whom she She began to meet, passes through a heavy divorce and, it seems, is not yet ready to finally free himself from the bonds of the marriage. All this pushes it to the edge of the existential abyss. And the only way to salvation is to gain your own voice.