London, 1990s.
Pills dissolve on tongues.
Bass lines shake warehouse walls.
Through the dark, Steven chases the perfect high - chemical rushes, stolen moments, the electric promise of being twenty-two and bulletproof.

Then the test results land. Positive. His world shatters.

'Whole of the Moon' is a raw chronicle of queer life in the 90s rave scene, where being young and different meant dancing on the edge between fear and freedom. It's about the family you choose, the loves you embrace, and finding your rhythm even when the music threatens to stop.

This isn't a story about a virus - it's a story about life pulsing through the night, about love found in the spaces between beats, about choosing joy even when the world expects you to fade.

Because in the darkest nights, we can still reach for the moon.