Since birth, the gorgeous Zilke has been suffering from the strange and very rare syndrom of Cinderellitis, which has the following symptoms: several times a day Zilke’s heart breaks, overcome by the suffering of the human race, and she dies, to be brought back to life by cruel Death only a minute later.

Zilke’s attacks of death and awakening are being exploited mercilessly by her mother Suzanne. The day the rebellious Zilke tries to runs off, her mother panicks. She asks her wicked mother Bernadette for help. Bernadette and her husband Bernard run their own business, something inbetween a variété show, a circus and a collection of curiosities. Bernadette, a Thatcherian dictator, will break that girl’s little spirit!

In the meantime, Bernadette’s husband Bernard, a clown with a burn-out, is seeking comfort in the arms of the sexy Patsy Andersuitgedraaid and the hormone queen Greet Van Dieperin.
But then Rafael shows up, a young business man who is crazy about Zilke and thinks he can buy anything with his money and his love.

What follows is a passionate melodrama, set in the deepest crevices of the entertainment business.
But the special guest stars in this existential farce will be the 7 little goats, who, supported by the Iranian sheperd Abbas, will bring this story to its surprising conclusion.