A group of individuals addicted to the Internet – Nikola and her lover Bruno, a couple Melania and Konstanty, a senior citizen Magda and a nerd Izydor – is taken to a secluded villa in the middle of a wood for an off-online rehab organised by the mysterious organisation called INFERNET. The driver Mikołaj takes off and leaves them stranded with no connection with the world. He ensures them that their coach will appear soon but just has to deal with something first. However, the coach does not show up and the group becomes more and more frustrated. To add to that, Konstanty finds his wife dead – seemingly died from suicide after drinking poison. When the group finds Izydor dead as well, it becomes clear that they deal with murder. But is the killer one of them or a stranger that snuck into the villa? They decide to search the building. Bruno and Nikola head upstairs. After a while, a scream can be heard coming form that room – Bruno is dead. The girl strongly denies having anything to do with his death. The tension rises as the 3 characters left alive – Nikola, Magda, and Konstanty – become increasingly more paranoid and start to be suspicious of one another. Suddenly, an investigator Maks visits the villa. As it turns out, the police was aware of the questionable affairs connected with the villa that had happened before. During Maks’ investigation, Konstanty dies and the truth finally comes to light – all of the deceased have drunk the, probably poisoned, water. But who poisoned it and why? Maks goes to the first floor to secure the evidence but he falls while descending the stairs. Now the only ones left are Nikola and Magda and it’s up to them to finish the investigation.
Anna Burzyńska’s Infernet offers sudden plot twists as well as engaging mysteries to solve. It’s filled with thrill and horror but written in light, slangish language that is not devoid of comedic elements. The play tackles subjects such as Internet addiction and cyber-crime.