LUTON

Jimmy, a wealthy high school student, around 17 years old, Mary, a trainee lawyer in her 30’s, Makis, the fifty-year-old owner of a mini-market. Three very different people and their everyday lives. One would not expect that these characters could come together or form any kind of relationship. The boredom of their conventional lives, and the pressure that places on them - nothing is ever unusual or unexpected - causes these three to find their own means of escapism. They regularly meet to carry out extreme acts of violence on random strangers. Can this explosion of violence, which they see as normal - a part of their everyday routine - break their sense of exclusion and the monotony of their existence?