“Gastro show”
A strange game unfolds in a small apartment. Two women who earn their living with their bodies try on unusual roles. It seems to be a show, merely a client’s perverted fantasy, and gradually it becomes clear: before the audience is not an erotic play but a painful drama of loneliness. Behind the invented roles, the real emerges: childhood traumas, unspoken grievances, silence without love and without warmth. Each of the three is a hostage of their own emptiness. And in this strange, seemingly absurd situation they unexpectedly begin to reveal their real pain to one another.
It is a story about how even in artificial roles one can feel real closeness for a moment. And about how loneliness is sometimes stronger than money, desire and social masks.
