Every catastrophe has its harbingers, be it the strange behavior of birds and animals, or a sudden low tide, or the sky taking on a color that is not typical for it. But only those who live in anticipation of a catastrophe are able to discern these signs. Banu was able to. After all, it was her love that became the starting point of the approaching end of the world. It all started at the end of July. Captivated by her friend's story about incredible parties, Banu enrolls in a salsa school and... falls in love with her Teacher. Every movement of his is an extra beat of the heart, every word of his resonates with trembling inside. It's like a curse, like a bad dream. But why doesn’t anyone see this except her? She also doesn’t see that the sea has become shallow, and a huge Moon, red as a Sicilian orange, hangs over the city. Something terrible takes Bana into the darkness, takes possession of her soul, makes her love and die. And she is ready to give in, ready to disappear forever in the last dance. Dance on the bones.