“What are you doing here?” What are you doing in this room? Where are the others? Get up and answer me! You can’t lie here. Don’t lie there squirming, I said!” When the cynical slum landlord Thomas Mader is in control, the serene and articulate is essential. One is expected to speak in a proper manner, until one day, he loses control. In a hot air balloon floating high in the sky, Thomas suddenly zips his fly open and urinates on everything and everyone. Can one lose control without being the subjected to suspicion? Is it possible to tare down everything you have built for yourself without being destroyed? Can faith free you? A wealthy man renounces his responsibility, and during a heat wave, he walks away and deletes himself …
