Berlioz is a young, overqualified man who can't find a job. In order to avoid being struck off the unemployment register, he accepts an offer of a highly responsible job removing all the push pins from the wall of an empty building.

It is a subtle reflection of the comments entangled in our time spaces. It has no similarity with a heritage set in stone, the sole function of which is the payment of royalties to an author and his legitimate descendants for a period of seventy-two years outside the year of war.