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A 'dinner for two' turns into a trip to a climate-changed world of tomorrow, in which a rice cooker isn't even just a rice cooker anymore. Or was it always like that?
But at least humans still have a role in this future: In this comedy, what is fact and what is fiction takes Austria's youngest public prosecutor and her biologist boyfriend on an unintentional journey through time, a whole century ahead, into an uncertain future. Should we humans still even have children, or is it already too late? Just how wonderful is artificial intelligence? Is it better than we are? And just how dangerous? Are there any people left who are of any use? And if so, what for?
This situation comedy addresses these and other questions relating to climate change that are already changing us - and will continue to change us, along with those around us, and our environment.
A glimpse into the future that awaits those under 30, somewhere between sugar-coating and pessimism, and where the probability resides that we can very well have an impact, for better or worse. And - despite everything - can also give us a lot to laugh about: especially about ourselves.
This production was produced during a residency as part of our STARTS project GRIN.
