A young man, who takes care of an abandoned house, meets the madness of a woman searching for her dead mother. This encounter can lead to the most horrible metaphysical feeling or the most unusual incoherence.

A bold and formally experimental debut, We, Lucifer brings together close-ups of young people talking about love and life with more abstracted moments where the textures of skin and body take center stage. Segueing between black and white and color, the film brims with an atmosphere of dread.