Hendrik is a professional football player who lives in a rhythm of stadiums, locker
rooms and the constant pressure of an audience that demands everything from him.
Janet is a professional tennis player who conquers her own world on clay and grass,
always traveling from tournament to tournament, surrounded by the clapping of
rackets and the loneliness of a hotel room after a lost or won final.

Their relationship flourishes in the margins of two top-sport careers. While they are
each other’s biggest fans, the distance, measured in kilometers, time zones and the
whims of their schedules, is their constant shadow. They have chosen an intimate
tradition: twenty-four handwritten letters sent by post. These letters are the only place
where the masks fall off.