Every Thursday evening, five women gather in the quiet back room of the Le Bleu café to share stories of the small, forgotten moments that changed their lives. Each week, they talk about ordinary things?a letter slipped under a door, a man waiting in the rain, a mirror that doesn't reflect an image.

But as time goes on, Clara Duval, the newest member, begins to notice something deeply unsettling. The women's memories overlap. Their stories repeat themselves. The same names, the same gestures, the same heartaches?all revolving around their mysterious past.

And as the line between memory and identity begins to blur, Clara is drawn to a painful realization: the women she listens to are not strangers at all.
They are her?fragments of a single soul, shattered by sorrow and time, coming together again to remember what she once tried to forget.

In a lyrical, intimate, and quietly surreal style, "The Circle of One" is a story about the multiple selves we become to survive, and the long, trembling journey toward reclaiming our wholeness.