When a jaded producer visits his eccentric writer friend to collect a debt, their encounter spirals into a darkly surreal showdown over a twisted artistic concept, forcing both men to confront the blurred boundaries of creativity, morality, and their tangled relationship with devastating consequences.

In a dimly lit apartment, Peter, a 45-year-old producer drowning in the chaos of his career, confronts his old friend Jerry, a 40-year-old writer whose imagination knows no bounds. Peter’s visit has a simple agenda: to reclaim the money Jerry owes him. But Jerry, ever the provocateur, spins a web of outrageous ideas that challenge the very fabric of morality.

As their conversation spirals into a surreal realm, Jerry proposes an outlandish concept: filming death row inmates as they face their final moments—an exploitative spectacle disguised as art and part of a story. Outraged and pushed to the brink of sanity, Peter’s composure shatters, igniting a fierce confrontation.

In a shocking twist, Jerry produces a gun, threatening to escalate the chaos. But in a perverse reversal, he hands the weapon to Peter, reigniting their toxic debate on life, death, and the blurred lines of creative ambition. Caught in a whirlwind of hysteria and moral conflict, Peter succumbs to the moment, firing the gun ...

"Politically Incorrect" explores the depths of friendship and the extremes of artistic ambition, blending suspense and dark humor in a gripping narrative. At its heart lies an unspoken love story, complicating their connection and the choices that led them to this tragic climax. In a world where communication often fails, this provocative tale challenges us to confront the limits of creativity and humanity.

"A play that was too politically incorrect for Netflix. Too dangerous for Shahid. But too good to ignore."

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