Certain People

The film follows a gathering at Katinka's summer house where a group of thirty-something friends comes together to celebrate her birthday. These guests, who embody a liberal humanitarian bohemian spirit, find themselves in a complex web of social interactions and hidden prejudices as the evening unfolds.

With a backdrop of books, antiques, and modern art, the atmosphere shifts dramatically with the arrival of Linda, a blonde game show hostess. Initially, her brusque and liberated personality brings a fresh energy to the party, but as the night progresses, she tests the group's social boundaries, leading to tension and contempt among the friends. The film offers a sharp critique of social norms within the art world and the upper-class lifestyle.