A father, a mother, and their grown son struggle to connect, but the son refuses to engage with them. As they search for him, he remains distant, unwilling to be found. Their attempts at communication are disrupted by eerie echoes of themselves—mysterious doppelgängers who mirror their existence.

Einkvan (Everyman) is a striking fusion of contemporary art and theatre, seamlessly intertwining the intimacy of film with the raw immediacy of live performance. While the figures on stage appear blurred behind a translucent screen, two cameras capture every detail, drawing the audience into their most vulnerable moments. The production delves deep into themes of isolation, longing, and the profound frustration of being unable to reach the ones we love most.