In a bleak basement, a job interviewer named Mr T. is challenging two candidates – Sarah and Miguel – in order to choose the best one for a mysterious job. The only thing we know is that the reward is huge: 100.000 euros for just one night. Only the most motivated (or the most desperate?) between Sarah and Miguel will be hired as long as he/she will persuade the job interviewer to be ready to go beyond any feeling of personal guilt.

The public is caught up in an on-going conversation that at first looks like a normal job interview, but that in time reveals just how terrible is the task the two candidates must be willing to carry out: to take part in an orgy for rich but bored people that want something stronger to feel alive. It isn’t a normal orgy either: it’s a kind of ritual for an élite that has lost the sense of life, a sexual Russian roulette with a special guest that no one in the orgy can recognize: the HIV-affected. 

Mr T. seems to take pleasure in exploring Miguel and Sarah’s motivations that force them to be there, one against the other, alone in front of a terrible question: how much is my dignity worth?