In a surreal world, where love lasts forever and death only in the end credits, in which no conversations are held, but only dialogues, in which one has to justify one's moral responsibility neither to God nor to oneself.

In a surreal world, where love lasts forever and death only in the end credits, in which no conversations are held, but only dialogues, in which one has to justify one's moral responsibility neither to God nor to oneself, but only to an imaginary audience , the young pickpocket Felix is looking for togetherness and a way to become "someone".—Ulf Kjell Gür