The Hive

In a nameless country, an economic crisis occurred, unemployment soared, and a dictator rose to power who solved the problem simply: he forbade women from working so that they would not take jobs from men. A woman's place is at home, where she is meant to bear children and take care of her husband, isn't it?

For three decades, half of the country's population has lived with their heads down. Most women have been assigned to be voiceless appendages to men and regularly produce children, while some have still been obligated to work, but were only given heavy and dirty jobs that men would not agree to, and were declared to be not even second-class, but third-class people. All these years, women have been raised accordingly – from childhood, they hear that they are good for nothing else – but some do not succumb to brainwashing. And now, thirty years later, a few disenfranchised workers are secretly preparing for a rebellion in the basement of an abandoned house under the cover of darkness, which one of them has planned for years, while in the meantime, the secret police are searching for them all over the city...