Trajectory(ies)

Erion leaves Kosovo for France, a decision made by his parents. At the bus station platform, Sarah slips her phone number onto a scrap of paper, worried he might forget it. Friendship crosses borders, but the journey already holds its challenges: a leaking water bottle in his backpack and the last digits of Sarah's number irreversibly fading due to moisture.

Upon arriving in Lyon, Erion finds himself immersed in a cacophony of unknown languages, a feeling of uprootedness weighing on his shoulders. Amid this new reality, he searches for a reference point, a universal language capable of breaking the ice and creating bonds.

Football then becomes obvious—a field where differences disappear and new friendships can be born. But beyond this quest for connection, a concern remains: to recover Sarah's number, the last remnant of a past life, before the traces vanish forever.