The Constant Factor 1980

Disturbing, pessimistic yet smart and compelling, it begins with a young engineer, Witold, who believes in pragmatism and logic above all else. However, within a corrupt system, integrity and straightforwardness has no place, and soon Witold is left confounded by his fellow mankind. Mathematics cannot help to solve this equation, and Witold's failure to come to terms with reality ends shockingly.