The story revolves around Stéphane, a reserved and methodical violin maker who works closely with his more outgoing partner, Maxime. Known for his precision and skill, Stéphane is content in the solitude of his craft. Maxime, on the other hand, is charismatic and socially adept. Their harmonious professional relationship begins to unravel when Maxime introduces Camille, a gifted and beautiful violinist set to collaborate with them. Initially indifferent, Stéphane becomes intrigued by Camille's passion and talent. As the trio spends more time together working on a project, Camille becomes captivated by Stéphane’s enigmatic nature, despite being Maxime’s lover.

Stéphane’s growing fascination with Camille challenges his detached existence, revealing a complexity of emotions he has long suppressed. As Camille starts to admire Stéphane beyond his craftsmanship, an emotional tension builds, leading to a delicate interplay of unspoken desires and burgeoning feelings. The intricacies of these relationships are carefully dissected amid the backdrop of classical music and craftsmanship. Each character struggles with their internal conflicts and desires, navigating a world where love, art, and heartache intertwine. The film explores themes of unrequited love, the dichotomy between passion and restraint, and the nuanced intersections between personal and professional lives, leading to a poignant reflection on the true cost of emotional isolation.