She and he come home, after the evening of her film premiere. When the key turns in the lock, a nocturnal confrontation arises in which he exposes his deep-rooted need for recognition and she desperately tries to distance herself from it. The characters carry a background with them that partly places them outside the Western, white norm. Their struggle is therefore not only about personal frustrations, which they compare with each other, but also about the pressure to want to break through prejudices and expectations of the outside world.