Two boys clash, tooth loss occurred. The parents meet to settle the insurance claim. There is a willingness to discuss the matter reasonably. But who is actually to blame for the scuffle? And isn't such brutal behavior on the part of a child also a sign that something can be wrong in the family? One word leads to another, and before the two couples know it, they find themselves in the middle of an argument in which the rules of civilization are thrown overboard. Not since Edward Albee's marital battle "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" has anyone plumbed the shoals of couples' relationships like the hit French playwright Yasmina Reza. Played worldwide.
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