Leo works in an architecture bureau. For a long time, nothing seems to…
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Leo works in an architecture bureau. For a long time, nothing seems to go right in his seemingly normal family life. Dulled by numbness and web porn, Leo feels a strong urge to find something that really touches him in life. He meets a young woman named Marta in an online dating site, someone who needs some protection and help. That's exactly what he's been looking for, something that really touches him! But this touch is more dangerous and painful than he could ever have guessed.
Karl just got out of prison. One day, he comes up with a clever plan for how to get his life straight and clean up society at the same time. All that's needed is some "prey" and a "predator" and the game can start. Karl, with the help of his underage step-daughter Marta, sets up a blackmail trap, into which Leo walks unknowingly. The tense action now continues in an increasingly nightmarish and dangerous co-dependent relationship. Alternately told from the point of view of each character, the play toys with the viewer's imagination and reflects key modern questions of emotional closeness, fear of a changing world, the endless cycle of cravings, and the potential for happiness in a consumer society. The play, on philosophical as well as societal issues, functions as a kind of thriller, in which the story offers exciting twists and turns towards an inevitable and dangerous climax.