Conception

Overview

A circle of affluent young idealists grows disillusioned with their lives and invents a radical philosophy called Conceptionism. This provocative ideology champions unrestricted sexuality and drug use while denouncing materialism and ego. As they explore their newfound freedom, the group's initial enthusiasm begins to wane, revealing the inherent challenges of their unconventional lifestyle. The fleeting nature of their movement highlights the complexities of rebellion against societal norms, ultimately questioning whether true liberation can exist without structure or responsibility.