Disco Pigs

The events unfold during the teens' late adolescence, around their 17th birthday. The period is defined by volatile emotions, identity exploration, and a blurred line between care and control in their relationship. The boarding school separation and eventual reunion mark a pivotal moment in their development and choices.

Two teenagers grow up in a tight-knit urban neighborhood, born in the same hospital and living next door to each other. The Palace nightclub and the nearby beach become central locations for their social life and private moments, illustrating the claustrophobic world they inhabit. These places underscore the insular environment that fuels their intense bond and heightens the impact of their actions.

💘 Love & Obsession

Pig and Runt's bond begins as a deep, almost suffocating affection. Their relationship blurs care with control, fueling jealousy and volatile actions. The obsession drives the story toward violence and self-destruction, revealing how young love can become dangerous.

🔥 Turbulent Adolescence

The youths navigate a volatile social world, driven by longing, fear, and the need for acceptance. Separation and reunion test their loyalty, pushing them toward impulsive decisions. The intensity of their emotions overwhelms reason, leading to drastic consequences.

⚡ Consequences

As their relationship escalates, the characters confront the repercussions of their actions for themselves and others. The shift from secrecy to public peril exposes vulnerabilities and the fragility of their fragile world. The choices they make leave lasting, irreversible marks.