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- The film is a personal description of a section of the younger generation known as the no-future generation, or punk culture, a sub-culture which, though largely hidden from the public eye, manifests itself increasingly by cultivating a melancholic and dynamic beauty while at the same time creating its own identity and style. It is marked by loneliness, death, drift, mystique, doom.
- Albert Mertz in a pub conversation at Andy's Bar in Copenhagen. Once his hometown cafe, decorated by himself. Mertz tells two young artists (Michael Kvium and Christian Lemmerz) about his perception of the meaning of art for modern man - yes, does it even make sense, and which of the century's "isms" have crossed the line? The two artists listen with big ears to Mertz, who is introduced in the program by the American conceptual artist Lawrence Weiner.