In striking images, Tamar Tandaschwili tells the story of women and men who resist the ruthless alliance between patriarchy, the church, and the police, fighting for a self-determined life. In a text of great intensity, she pays tribute to her characters: the lesbian Elene, who is publicly raped by her frustrated admirer Mzeroza; the adolescent girls Nita and Teo, whose forbidden love ends in tragedy; and last but not least, the baby hippo Baggy, who escapes from the zoo and brings about a form of restorative justice. Tamar Tandaschwili contrasts a crazy, surreal beauty with the corruption of the political system, sparking scandals and discussions in Georgia.