D.I.N.S are playing their anniversary concert. They're not even 18 years old and already at the peak of their career. Against all warnings and well-meaning advice, they did their own thing and put all their eggs in one basket. They're famous, rich, and happy too? Ossian, Olga, and Maral are twice as old as their idols (well, almost) and, as they once again clean up the mess behind them and get the stage ready for the big show in the evening, they wonder why they aren't up there themselves and whether that might not be better. But actually, they also have a lot to say...

Under the magnifying glass of the media pop culture machine, we examine our dreams of a life that is just beginning or already well advanced, our cry for attention, and our shame at hiding in the second row. Between two generations, the question arises of who we actually are, who we want to be, together or alone? Who revolves around whom, and how do we find our own inner compass between narcissism, egoism, and the necessary standing up for our own needs?