William struggles with the question if he is masculin enough. This leads to a search in which he meets the personafication of his subconscious. When he stands eye to eye with his subconsiousness he learns to accept his fragile side.

Maasja, a young woman in desperate need of affection and connection, searches for "true love" in a lonely cycle of hook-ups.

A man, who has been on a date, comes home with his girlfriend. But the next day there is no trace of her. When he wants to leave the house, it turns out that he can't get out, and after some confusion he realizes that he must be dreaming. He throws water in his face and wakes up with his parents. Here, too, he cannot leave the house and cannot reach anyone. It turns out that he is dreaming and stuck between 2 locations. Can he get out?

Felix seems to have it all: a good job, a handsome fiancée, a stable life. But beneath that perfect image, something is brewing. One sleepless night, he receives a mysterious phone call. What follows is a hallucinatory journey through the city and his own mind.