Living on the edge of poverty and chafing at second hand is almost a philosophy of survival in a province where things and people are steeped in history and absurdity at the same time. Family dramas, old clothes and discount cards become symbols of trying to maintain dignity and meaning in a world where everything seems temporary and a bit lost. The hero with a tired irony talks about the struggle against consumerism, strong women and the intrigues of everyday life, where even a ruffle becomes an occasion to reflect on life. And behind it all is the quiet weariness of trying to understand what it means to be "normal" in an era when the bottom has not only been reached, but mastered.
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