I imagined you crying for me while I am dying... I saw your tears... And within your tears... Within your tears I was able to imagine myself...

A man and a woman meet, never having seen each other, in the twin capsule of a famous roller coaster ride, the Zyklon. Within the confinement dictated by the ride and having the freedom to say whatever they want, since they will never meet, they construct identities, invent “selves,” recall stories – and, almost inevitably, they turn to the past (?) brutality of the Holocaust, the extermination camps, and the gas Zyklon B.

With the ease of distance from so many years, they create scenarios and build hypothetical “old stories of a powerful love.” Yet at some moment, the two protagonists realize that there is no going back from the “selves” they have created: the History they remembered overwhelms them, their hypothetical love becomes Fate. And ultimately, the gas Zyklon B may be in the ventilation of the theater.

A romantic nightmare for the powerful love, for the force of Fate, for the great meeting of people.