My Name Is Harlequin

The film follows Harlequin and his companions, who refer to themselves as "wolves." They spend time at a local stop near the city, where they engage in violent encounters with those they perceive as threats, such as metalheads and fascists. Their actions, driven by a sense of ideological justice, reveal an underlying complexity in Harlequin's character as he grapples with broader universal values.

As the narrative unfolds, Harlequin's life, initially filled with a sense of camaraderie and purpose, takes a darker turn. The conflicts he faces with others who possess differing beliefs challenge his understanding of justice and morality. The film delves into the consequences of their actions, ultimately transforming their hedonistic lifestyle into a tragic reality. This exploration of ideology, power, and personal conflict makes My Name Is Harlequin a thought-provoking piece.