Sometimes life is like Grieg's concerto in A minor, for piano. Other times it resembles Penderecki's "Threnody to the Victims of Hiroshima". When misfortune knocks on the door of Nora, the pianist and queen of cynicism, she has no choice but to seek refuge in the home of her childhood friend, now a famous violinist and heartbreaker. Searching for the peace she couldn't find in her burned-down house, she discovers counterfeiters, satanic mediums, cults, and superficial second violins of the State. In a dark comedy filled with music, a tangled love affair, ready-made soup, and a manhunt, Nora seeks to find herself through the notes of the pieces she knows so well. Can she escape immortal medium murderers, offspring of prominent families, and entanglements she never asked for, or perhaps it's better for her to give up and listen to some jazz?