Joschi is essentially a vagrant, somewhere between Karl Marx and a disheveled monk. Jakob is a lively television personality, Uli is an alternative dropout, and Linda, the sister, is a doer in her personal life as well. The four of them have hardly seen their father since he handed his will over to the "pig" and allowed himself to be cared for by the "Hungarian whore." Now he is dead. The will will be read tomorrow morning. By then, the inheritance must be divided. No one leaves the house. Karl-Heinz Ott brilliantly and humorously narrates what holds a family together—and what tears it apart. No one feels related anymore, until after a long night, the moment of truth arrives.