Brecht's hero navigates non-places of a modern city. He has a smartphone that receives different messages, and a smartphone camera that sometimes shoots something. Thus political escape turns into a dream.

The first chapter tells about the fate of white cotton flowers, and implicitly about the director who is looking for a snake and, out of hopelessness, turns his belt into it. The second chapter shows the viewer the red film language and ends with a nuclear explosion, which, of course, led to a fixed white balance. In the third chapter, the pupil of Ra dissolves, and the bell-flag pole commemorates the victims of the fog of war. In the fourth, a movie begins in which Elk kisses a fake eagle, and ends with songs, dances and bathing.