Sebastian, a cynical bitter psychologist, holds a series of sessions with prisoners. In each session he interviews another criminal. They have all committed murder, they all expect a death-sentence, and they are all robots. By using minimalistic tools, the show presents a sociological state where robots are more human than us. While men become more and more detached from one another, the emotional experiences who used to define them – both positive and negative – now belongs to the robots. The robots care for the elders, they teach kids, they fight wars, build relationships and commit crimes. They suffer from mental illnesses and post-traumatic disorders. They believe in god. They dream. They are lonely. .