Horia

The screenplay centers around the character of Horia, a cautious teenager residing in a quaint Romanian village. Horia harbors deep feelings for his crush, who resides on the opposite side of the country, which adds an extra layer of longing and unattainability to their relationship. Following a heated argument with his father over this forbidden love, Horia impulsively decides to leave home. He sets off on his father's motorbike, embarking on a journey that will change his life in ways he could never have imagined. Shortly after setting out, Horia encounters Stela, a street-smart 13-year-old girl who is running away from her family due to her own personal struggles and the abuse she has endured. Despite their age difference, there's an instant connection between them—a mutual understanding born of shared experiences that are both challenging and transformative. As they travel together, Horia and Stela form a bond that transcends the boundaries of age and circumstance. While Stela may be younger than Horia, her sharp wit and resilience make her someone to be reckoned with. She quickly becomes his guide through this unfamiliar territory, teaching him valuable lessons about life, love, and the importance of taking risks. Their journey is filled with obstacles and challenges that test their resolve and push them to confront the harsh realities of the world beyond their village. Through these trials, Horia and Stela grow not only as individuals but also as companions on a path towards self-discovery and personal transformation.