Eetu Kokko

A four-act drama follows a young factory worker and his personal connections as class tensions and political pressures grow between laborers and local elites. Action shifts between a provincial city's restaurant and a nearby mill, portraying closed dinners of owners and officials, workplace interactions, and municipal intrigue. Private concerns about respect, relationships, and survival intersect with public debates over authority, surveillance, and civic obligations, revealing social hypocrisy and the limited options available to working people. Intimate scenes and communal disputes together probe questions of power, moral responsibility, and the strain placed on ordinary lives by social order.