During a cozy evening in front of the tv with sparkling wine and creamy tarts, Betty tells her friends Stefan and Gesa about her four-month stay in a neurological research institute, which results in them eventually revealing absurd and formative experiences from their own pasts. In the background other figures lurk, waiting for their chance to butt in and add their own to cents.

Deaf Severin dives into the night: the pulse of the bass, the swaying heat of the dancers, a beautiful girl. She doesn't understand his sign language. But later that night, he must be understood if he doesn't want to go under.