Pyo and Uyobak live somewhere in the East, far away, cut off from the world, in their golden castle from which they never leave. For these two huddled beings, the days follow one another and merge, punctuated by the services of the panade. Pyo is the one who ingests it: a privileged man who has, all his life, been fed with a silver spoon. Uyobak is the one who strives to maintain the habits that founded their duo: the wake-up coffee, the morning cream, and, above all: the midday panade. Between love, comfort, and interdependence, they seem prisoners of a situation that exceeds them, and accommodate themselves to it. But the impromptu visit of cousins, returned from travel, will come to disturb their balance. Enough to put them face to face with their greatest urgency: to live. An absurd and poetic universe that plunges the one who watches it into a space out of time.