Can people change? With this question I started working on the script. I'm not talking about evolution and education or quitting certain habits, but about personality. Personally, I believe that people can not change, but that certain features of a person's personality can be called up on or remain hidden in response to its environment in the broadest sense of the word. So not only where that person is in its life cycle, but literally where and with whom he/she lives. Even the color of the walls will determine someone’s behavior, but ultimately it will never affect his personality.

The character Johnny is a rationalist at heart. He believes that reason is the only or main source of knowledge. According to rationalists reality contains an inherent reasonable and logical structure and because of this fact it can be read directly by the mind without any interference from something other than the mind itself. Without any religious framework the daily life of a rationalist is rather gloomy and provides no source for any kind of enthusiasm about anything. Johnny is so convinced of this philosophy that he even named his dog after one of the founders of rationalism, Baruch Spinoza. 
Over the years, Johnny's beliefs become even more dominant. According to Johnny is living longer than 60 years immoral and just plain bad manners. 
He longs to the end of his life. He takes comfort in working on a script where his fatalism takes form. This script is about a man, he could be called Johnny, who founds out that he only has 24 hours to live. A bitter comedy as he calls it, because in the end his impending death turns out to be an illusion, the man lives at least another day. 
Perhaps Johnny is simply depressed.

The film on the other hand is everything but rational. By using confusion and often contradictory scenes I try to get the viewer to leave the path of rational thinking and invite him/her to ignite his intuition.