During lunch break of an international peace conference, three participants of different nationalities - the Italian Carmela Lorenzo, the Saxon Olaf Bömches von Boor and the Indian Raj Bhattathiri - start an increasing argument about clichés and prejudices of each of their nations, in front of the conference building. Although they are attending the conference out of an interest for global peace, they walk right into that trap that makes a community of nations so difficult: no one comes off his high horse, they blame each other for country conflicts. And the more they accuse each other, the bigger the distance for an open-minded understanding grows. The difficulties they have in grasping the different accents only intensifies their discussion until they find themselves in an vivid dispute, ultimately attacking each other on a personal level, hitting below the belt.