In a world that feels increasingly disconnected, a chance encounter at a bustling train station sparks an unexpected connection between two strangers. Antonis Antoniadis portrays a man adrift in his own routines, while Marie Tragousti plays a woman carrying the quiet weight of her past. Their initial, fleeting meeting plants a seed that draws them back to the same spot, week after week, forging a fragile, wordless bond built on shared glances and the comfort of silent presence. Directed and written by William Wrubel, this poignant drama explores the profound impact of simple human connection against the backdrop of anonymous city life. As their lives outside the station—involving figures played by Elit Iscan, Benjamin Hassmann, and Caroline Hellwig—continue with their own complexities and demands, the central pair must navigate the delicate space they’ve created, wondering if this unique friendship can survive the pressures of the real world. With a gentle, observational tone, "When We Saw Each Other More Often" is a tender meditation on loneliness, the courage to reach out, and the moments that quietly redefine us.