Guilt I, II

When a global pandemic enters the lives of the young, unnamed couple in GUILT, all hell breaks loose between them. Or perhaps the pandemic is just the cherry on top: like a car crash you cannot look away from, we are introduced to the bickering couple through all-too-familiar relationship scenarios – some more relatable than we care to admit. A breakdown in communication and their unwillingness to understand each other result in one heated discussion after another. Bored with each other and life in general, they need to kill time with something. And what better way than to slowly, but surely, kill each other with daily arguments. As long as they at least feel something in the process. The second season of GUILT is a natural continuation of season 1. We meet the couple once again, who for unfathomable reasons can’t figure out how to communicate, but in return are world champions in arguing. After a too long COVID-19 lock-down the world is reopening, and the couple is forced to meet and deal with the outside world. It’s creating bigger and more transgressive conflicts than ever before.