A humorous take on wealth, fantasy and the things we’re told to want. Designer clothes, diamonds and absurd luxury all have their appeal, but given the choice, being able to pay the power bill, fill the fridge and stop checking the bank balance before buying groceries would win every time.

Through exaggerated visions of glamorous excess, the film pokes fun at the usual fantasy of suddenly becoming rich, while quietly asking a more grounded question: when everyday life has become expensive, what does wealth actually look like? Sometimes it just looks like having enough.