In a world where logic and common sense seem to have gone on vacation, a group of eccentric characters navigates a series of absurd and surreal situations that challenge any notion of traditional narrative. The story unfolds in the context of a society slowly collapsing under the weight of its own norms and conventions. From an unusual encounter in a public restroom to a dinner where the diners share more than just words, each scene feels like a small universe filled with peculiarities.
The central plot revolves around a mysterious ghost that represents freedom, appearing as a symbol of the anarchy lurking within society. As the characters intertwine in their personal journeys, we are immersed in a critique of the hypocrisy of customs and the monotony of everyday life. Among them is a high-ranking government official, a woman seeking to break the chains of her marriage, and a group of young revolutionaries yearning for radical change.
With a provocative tone and a visual style reminiscent of a fever dream, the film invites the audience to question what it truly means to be free in a world that often deprives its inhabitants of their autonomy. Ultimately, it becomes a journey toward self-exploration and the liberation from the constraints imposed by society, all wrapped in a cloak of dark humor and philosophical reflections.