Three weeks in paradise - that's what the Siamese Village promises, a holiday resort on the coast of Thailand for weary Europeans. Journalist Kecki and photographer Max are tasked with delivering a glossy report on this Far Eastern garden of Eden, but the unexplained deaths of two women turn their planned working vacation under the palms into a criminal adventure. A dying millionaire, ruthless businessmen, taciturn resort staff, and shady Buddhist monks - all seem to know more than they reveal. The more Kecki and Max discover, the harder it becomes to distinguish the good from the bad. Exciting, ironic, and with an enlightening perspective on our present, Eva Demski narrates earthly desires and human depths - not without surprising us a bit with Far Eastern elements in the end, when paradise has long been disenchanted.