Breathing

Roman Kogler is an orphan, juvenile murderer and daytime-release prisoner. His last hope of parole is to take the job at the mortuary. Life is a lonely motif between taboos; alienation is reconciled as captured in the imagery of breathing under water. The balance of his purposeless life is broken one day when Roman suspects one of the dead bodies is his mother who abandoned him. He begins his mother-searching journey which only ends in anti-drama.