Welcome to the entertainment of the century. Sasà Chiatti, Italy's real estate tycoon, decides to organize an unprecedented party full of surprises at his newly purchased Villa Ada. It's a show of acceptance for the elite who have ignored and belittled him for years. A safari setting is prepared in the heart of Rome. There are Bulgarian cooks, African herdsmen gathered from the train station, plastic surgeons, up-and-coming movie stars, footballers, Fabrizio Ciba, a handsome disillusioned writer, and Mantos, who has made his life as a Satanic leader and thinks he will make his voice heard by killing the singer Larita, the main guest of the event. Ammaniti's keen sense of humor, while expressing the oddities and spoilage of our age, also underlines the diminishing virtues. Throughout the book, you will find yourself smiling even as you read the horrifying scenes.