A man enters a shop in search of a gift for his dying mistress. He gradually finds himself confiding in the shop’s proprietress who, rather curiously during the course of their conversation, seems to assume the characteristics of the absent mistress. As they very openly speak of their concerns and anxieties, the strangers are brought together and share a closeness which both have sought but never found. Can be presented with SOME KIND OF A LOVE STORY as a double-bill entitled TWO-WAY MIRROR.
