The Era of Copyright

The main character—an historian by profession—stands against a corporation that extracts money from any creative work, any consumer of the beautiful, the smart, the eternal, all for the sake of enormous profits. By investing their money into the corporation’s development, people become even more dependent on it.

An anti-utopia with the most likely scenario for the development of society, seasoned with a touch of humor. Here, humor is expressed through grotesque exaggeration of the current state of copyright—but who knows when exaggeration will become the norm?