Alexander, a young man in his late 20s, lives in a surreal world in which homosexuality has been reduced to something primary and animalistic. Laden by social judgments, he longs for fatherhood – an unspoken wish that clashes with his imposed identity as an indomitable passion. Society, embodied by Archos, constantly enters its space and forces it through fragmented illusions: homoeroticism in a Roman amphitheater, forbidden love in classical Hollywood and a bull as the center of scenography. While society weighs on him like a threatening shadow, Alexander's struggle turns into a quest. His ultimate act of rebellion against the oppressive power of society is not only to defy it, but to transform it. In the heat of battle, the metaphorical confrontation unexpectedly turns into something literal: a descendant of him and his antagonist.