EMIGRANTS

What a way to start the day: The unsuccessful author Murro is caught in bed with his wife’s best friend. Meanwhile, his friend Sper, an unemployed music student, is shown the door by his lover’s mother. And Yuri, the third of the bunch, lives in his sister’s kitchen where he has to endure complaints about his way of living from morning onwards. The three friends are what you generally call losers. They have no job, no money, a lot of dreams but no ambitions and therefore no prospect of increasing their life circumstances. One day, the trio receives a mysterious phone call, inviting them to a big party far away from their hometown. At first they think it is a class reunion. But when they arrive at the chic hotel in the countryside they find themselves amidst a decadent crowd of politicians and gangsters. While Yuri is having his fun at the party, Burro is suspicious. And when finally some of the shady guests notice that the three boys do not belong to their party’s inner circle, they long to shut up the unpleasant witnesses.