In a drifting small boat, two women and a man recall their recent past. One of the women escaped from prison; the other one was desperate; and the man had lost his lover. They have no further strength or desire to live and have reached the limit of their existences. LIMIT can be seen as an effort to explore the visual possibilities, the experimental techniques and the rhythmic variations of the filmic medium in the context of a sometimes melancholic and sometimes aggressive statement about the limitation and the futility of human existence.