Jean Baudrillard’s theory of simulation states that the boundary between reality and its depictions is becoming more and more blurred. In fact, we don’t know whether we’re living here and now, and our projections and dreams are mere figments of our imagination. If it’s true that we only have one life, it would be desirable to live it intensely and multidimensionally. Here and there. In reality and beyond. Whatever it is.

Four women: Ex-celebrity, Alas-a-daughter, Still-a-woman, and Spanish Woman. They sit on the couches and wait. They have many dreams and plans. Having no faith in achieving those goals, and being afraid of confronting the reality, they escape the real world. Will they be able to overcome their own limitations and fears in the space of simulacres?