They are teenagers, and they are in love. And they have decided to continue their lives without their parents.
What begins as a personal rebellion by two young people gradually reveals a world where violence is passed down from one generation to the next, silence becomes the rule, and adults know very well how to protect themselves.
The Romantics unfolds between the noise of school corridors and the silence of family life. Here, romantic poetry collides with teenage slang, while the language of love, beauty, and heroism takes on an entirely different meaning in a world ruled by inequality, hatred, and fear.
The Romantics is an anti-romantic black comedy about children, parents, and the legacy one generation leaves to the next.