As they while away their evenings at a suburban bowling alley, Marjan and his group of middle-aged friends ponder their mostly unrealised and squandered lives. Seemingly well intentioned and amusing at the start, the bowlers become more and more dangerous, as a foreign couple moves into their neighbourhood. From the perspective of the young couple, the misery of these suburban men is clearly visible. The bowlers’ interest in the foreign couple begins as a voyeuristic prank: they’ll secretly film the young couple making love. But the prank soon evolves into something more sinister: xenophobia and a low-level fascism. The men resent the newcomers, especially when they compare the young couple’s promising life with their own dead-end existence. Adding to the ominous overtones of the men’s behaviour is their Sunday hobby of hunting down stray dogs and killing them, in the conviction that they are performing a deed of social benefit.