Recordings from the Kellerloch

The limitless life in the big city, the claim to freedom and the value of one's own life plan — namely being able to live exactly how you want — find little space in “real” life at the end of the day. The question is: Does “free will” even exist? Can you do that at all, “live by your own imagination”? Or is that just something for the “happy few” in a world that has long been calculated and sold? In both reckoning and rapprochement, Dostoyevsky's protagonist relives his life, preaching and raging hopelessly, always in search of real life within the abysses of society.