Harald Kislinger

Having children is the raison d’être. The woman has become a birthing machine and the man has become a stud. The dogma of the Catholic Church is looming above everything. It protects unborn life. The sense of life must be procreation, even if the visions of the future are dark. Ralf doesn’t want to have a child. He wants to spare it a future in our apocalyptic world. But in the end, he still impregnates Rita. When this child suffocates one night, his world collapses. In his panic, he immediately wants to get Rita pregnant again. The woman, who her husband attempts to impregnate every night, tries to rebel. She wants a divorce and an abortion. But the revolution fails. Rita has to resign herself to her fate for now.