He presents a funny and wicked evening between optimistic resignation and pessimistic euphoria.
With all the feedback meetings and self-optimization events, hardly anyone gets any work done, but with a lot of overtime. In ERLEUCHTET & VERSTRAHLT Pamuk optimizes feedback about God, the world and all disasters in between.
Sandwiched between doomsday prophets and "Everything's great, keep it up!" dorks, he talks about the true first article of the German constitution: "The reservation of the German is inviolable!" and the resounding success of children's yoga. He talks about the crime thriller addiction of evening people and the barbecue addiction of morning people. He talks about Wagner's cheerful short operas and washed-up yoghurt pots that we send to Malaysia. It's about dear German weapons as an export hit and Thai massages as an import hit.
Are we still enjoying the eternal cycle of becoming stupid and becoming stupid? Have we become what we wanted to be? Kerim Pamuk takes stock, personally, politically and sometimes panicky. He presents a funny and wicked evening between optimistic resignation and pessimistic euphoria.
