Here you will find the struggle with plastic bags on the background of domestic cruelty, and family life with its invisible battles, where the male philosophy is reduced to survival in an endless quest "to wash the dishes and not go crazy". Between stories about gifts, half-million-dollar hairdryers and partner births slips the quiet anxiety of an era where even vacations become a challenge and attempts to understand each other end in a language of unspoken thoughts and tired looks. The irony is that in a world where every law seems to be invented for the sake of children, adults are still trying not to drown in the absurdity of their own lives.
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