Six Berliner anarchists from the early 80's are drawn together by an explosion, a bomb made by their own fair hands 20 years ago that they neglected to dismantle when their lives moved on. Unsurprisingly only two of the protagonists display any of the free spirited idealism that they all once shared, but the consequences of the bomb force them all to re-evaluate their lives and avoid a life in the clink. What To Do In Case Of Fire is intelligent, witty and touching, a clever observation of a changing world and the priorities of those who live in it.