Victor can no longer take his silly winner's life as a successful investment banker seriously. All attempts to fall in love seem doomed to fail, just like his marriage did. He is a product of the market-oriented German society, and the same skills that underpin his success in this system now point him towards a way out - a revolution. He lives in a glass villa in the Taunus, has sex in the spa area of a hotel when needed, and manages to keep the work-life balance of his bank's employees in a profitable imbalance. Yet, all of this leads to nothing. Fortunately, he meets the Italophile finance minister of the Federal Republic of Germany, whose dream is to glide through Milan in a Ferrari as a fabulously wealthy investment banker after his political career. For that, he needs Victor's help.