Labours Of (An)Other Solipsist

Arghya is a serial killer, with a God complex and a fetish for human emotions. He believes that emotions blur logical reasoning and thus, selects his projects accordingly. His apprentice, Zemar is self absorbed, ineffectual and suffers from a constantly unfulfilled need to please. When the two form alliances, Zemar finds the lines of his accepted reality blurring in a mesh of conceptual arguments of a hyperreal universe with no origin. Through the aesthetics of surrealism and absurdism, the film attempts to look outside the social constructs of good and bad, and into the realm of the psychology of individuals often labeled as criminals.To view their life, from their point of view ,in all its perverse vibrance and unexamined glory.