The film primarily contains music and also reveals the problems of a singer with a bisexual background. The viewer is presented with concerts, as well as serious murder attempts by heterosexuals, the villagers' desire to turn the main character into a sexual object. Erotic shots of the love life of the portrayed person alternate with scenes of the misunderstanding of a superactive and versatile person in today's Estonian society. You see the cynicism of the entertainment world (films, books) towards a well-meaning and nice person. The film has been banned in several places in Estonia and has sparked heated debates.
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