The Southern Crosses

In a world where guilt is randomly assigned, an ordinary man finds himself caught in a Kafkaesque and satirical journey through a corrupt justice system and political theater in New Zealand. As he navigates the absurdities of prison life and encounters a diverse cast of inmates, he begins to realize that truth and justice may be mere illusions within a manipulated spectacle. Blending dark comedy, history, and philosophy, the story explores themes of exile, identity, and the human capacity to survive in a society rife with myths and scapegoats.