Sebastian is from a family of rich layabouts whose wealth gives them a sense of superiority. He spends his days “hunting” women on the Internet and going out on dates. In the evenings he often hangs out in cheap bars in Vienna looking for “oddballs” in whose lives he can interfere just for a gas. The companion he needs for these escapades is the student Alex, permitted to live with him in return for admiration. Sebastian is just getting to know the teacher Pia, a lonely but unusual woman, when the two men pull off a particularly fine trick. The victim is Kallman, a vagrant who tries to sell his poems in the street and has drunk himself into a stupor. They bundle him into a car, drive him over the frontier and dump him on a bench opposite the station in Znojmo in the Czech Republic...in the freezing cold, without money or a passport. Pia is hopeful of a relationship with Sebastian, but she takes a completely different view of this piece of “fun”. Now it is she who turns the tables on Sebastian and Kallman. Written and directed by Michael Glawogger, Slumming examines the moral values of people from different social backgrounds.