Silvia and Walter are a young couple. She is a bookseller and he is making a video film about a married couple who have separated after 25 years. Walter listens to the two versions of their story of which the mechanism of violence and patience, power and helplessness are also evident in his own relationship with Silvia, which has reached an open crisis because of a third person, Romana. Their mutual friend, Michael, is a homosexual and he also has partnership problems with his lover, Florian. He judges the relationship between Silvia and Walter in which suppressions and projections are increasing as being more serious. He is becoming more macho in his male role, she is becoming more aware of "the other", her rival... Walter's attempt to sell his video to television fails. When he and Michael want to air the film via the house antenna to the flats of a high-rise building at the prime broadcasting time, the two women trick them. Instead of the interview film, their live "double" conference is aired in which Silvia and Romana call upon their feminist comrades to show solidarity against men. "...Women's liberation and the simultaneous reduction of male supremacy, divorce problems of an aging married couple and relationship complications between homosexuals..." (Multimedia, No.13/1980, Vienna).