Perfection follows Tom and Anna, two “creative professionals” who, in their twenties, circa 2010, depart their unnamed Southern European hometown to join the rapidly growing expat community in Berlin. Their life of gallery visits, late-night raves, and Saturday afternoons lounging in the park — as curated for Instagram — looks picturesque. But as the couple ages through the decade, their social circle shrinks, wealthier West Germans and Americans begin to overtake the city, and the sense of cosmopolitan possibility offered by remote work and the digital nomad lifestyle curdle into something stultifying and claustrophobic. An often acerbic satire written entirely without dialogue, Perfection is a simultaneously breezy and unsettling look at millennial aspiration and aging in the era of globalization and the smartphone.