Durrës or Die follows the protagonist, only present through narration, throughout Albania while searching for Lilith, mythological figure and «mother of all human beings”, suggesting a feminist reading. The loose framework of a sci-fi story is the basis to think out loud about future narratives and social utopia, and soon unfolds in an associative travel diary about gaze, love and personal dreams. Quotes range from the romantic poet Percy Bysshe Shelley to italian DJ Gigi D’Agostino, «looking for things, searching for things» to finally get drown in a saturated sunset of a late summer evening in the port of Durrës – or in terms of sci-fi: a metaphor of infinity.