In an unexpected and critical moment of their lives, ten of the most distinguished thinkers of western culture are attracted by a strange light that takes them to the deck of a huge luxurious yacht: the Utopia.

Something inexplicable has ...

In an unexpected and critical moment of their lives, ten of the most distinguished thinkers of western culture are attracted by a strange light that takes them to the deck of a huge luxurious yacht: the Utopia.

Something inexplicable has happened (now we are in the summer of 2015) and to make matters worse, the yacht’s crew is limited to Jenny, a self-confident exprostitute that works  both as cook and cleaner.

Socrates, Aristoteles, Aquino, Descartes, Hume, Kant, Marx, Nietzsche, Sartre and Ortega have been kidnapped.

But there is a way of escaping and recovering their belongings. According to the nameless guy that holds them prisoners, they only have to agree on some of the great topics of philosophy.

A simple task? Not in your wildest dreams.

 The never-ending disagreements between Nietzsche and Aquino, Kant’s irreducible obsessions,  Aristoteles’ excessive obsession with caffeine, Ortega’s depressions, Marx’s incendiary talks, benders by some of them and other’s attempts to win the favor of Jenny (both shameless and attractive) will provoke a never-ending succession of surreal  and ridiculous scenes, even deeply important philosophical ones.