Party time

In a country on the brink of civil war, an exclusive and influential group gathers for a party. While the streets are on fire, inside, there is pleasant chatting, laughing, and eating. It’s party time! On one hand, a revolution is imminent; on the other, concerns about membership in an exclusive tennis club. But while waiting for the other guests, a hypocritical battle unfolds among those present, revolving around status, recognition, and power. A party on the edge of the abyss. PARTY TIME becomes a biting satire that asks whether (political) power always corrupts. Can idealism survive within an economic system that is structurally built on self-interest? Is there also room for doubt and vulnerability within that power?