Intelligent and mesmerizing study of the past, where architecture engages in a dialogue with politics and history. The buildings become a powerful tool in revealing the scarcely told story, continuing the once prevailing political ideologies, and illustrating the struggle between the constantly battling creating and destroying forces. The director focuses on several specific architectural objects: slaughterhouses in Argentina, the Humboldt Forum in Berlin, and the utopian buildings of Freddy Mamani in Bolivia. With irony and dark humor, he blatantly mocks the absurdity of capitalism ideas. Rated N-13. Film is in German with Lithuanian and English subtitles.