During an ordinary dinner between two married couples, polite conversation gradually gives way to mounting tension. As the evening unfolds, appearances begin to crack, exposing relationships built on performance, consumption, and the quiet acceptance of violence.

Ramin Matin transforms an ordinary dinner party into an eerie dystopia and an unsettling allegory of moral collapse. As civility slowly gives way to unease, this razor-sharp satire exposes the violence, indifference, and alienation concealed beneath the rituals of contemporary life.