Kacper had never considered himself a fan of carnival attractions, but his best mate Bartek's stag party was something he didn't want to miss. The party was kicking off in an old amusement park on the outskirts of the city, which after dark looked more like a horror movie set than a place to laugh. However, after a few arcade games, cheap drinks and a dramatic escape from a dinosaur mascot, the guys found themselves in front of the oldest attraction in the park: the Cabinet of Mirrors. "Dude, we're not going in there are we?" - muttered Tom, looking around with uncertainty. But they wouldn't refuse the challenge after all. They went in. From the threshold it was clear that this was no ordinary mirrored maze familiar from childhood. The walls glittered with a frenetic sheen, the floor creaked, and each mirror distorted their figures so that Kacper looked like a bodybuilder, Bartek like a giraffe-like clown, and Tom as if he had three noses and a licence to be funny. The strangest thing, however, was the mirror standing at the end of the corridor, just around the bend marked with the sign: "Caution! Absurd Zone!". Bartek, shot through with adrenaline, was the first to approach the crooked mirror. His reflection began to... talking. And it wasn't a mere parroting image, but the real, pretentious and self-ironic Bartek of the mirror world: "Dude, seriously? So many years together and you still haven't learnt anything?". Kacper and Tom didn't know whether to run away or laugh until they burst into tears, especially when their own reflections also started to bring out their most embarrassing secrets - spicy confessions from their high school days, compromising photos from dating sites, strange eating habits.... All echoed through the curves. Suddenly, the door behind them slammed with a bang, the lights flickered and a sign appeared in the mirror: "To leave, you must go through .... The Challenge of Truth and (In)Consequences". They all stood as if transfixed, wondering what was really behind this mysterious challenge and whether they would be able to get out of the Cabinet of Mirrors not only unscathed, but also with the remnants of a sense of humour....