Samvel Kafyan dissects with his usual irony the eternal war between male and female: there is Botox, the eternal battle for smoothness, and male complexes hiding behind brutal laziness. His focus is the everyday life of a "beauty victim", where age comes faster than you notice the first gray hair.
The concert tugs at the heartstrings: someone gets a belly, someone injects Botox, and the world at this time turns into a field of quiet compromises, pre-flood fears and slightly ridiculous rituals. Samvel shows without pathos how aging turns everyday life into absurdity - and why this battle is definitely not winnable.
