Lindanathi and his friends, the direct and profound Cissie and the mostly stoned Ruan, live together in a shared apartment in Cape Town. They get by with odd jobs and by selling antiretroviral medications before these became available nationwide in South Africa without restrictions. Lindanathi works at a video store. He is HIV-positive, sniffs, does cocaine, and smokes everything he can get his hands on. His trauma is the death of his younger brother, for whom he has felt responsible for the past 10 years. The three friends roam the city, hang out, are party-hoppers, and observe the ever-increasing material inequality in their city. This creates a striking image of Cape Town, where former slave dungeons turn into boutique hotels and snack stands. A mysterious buyer approaches them.