When the giant of evolutionary theory Professor Richard Dawkins - TV celebrity of militant humanism! – goes to Horní Řitka to speak to the members of the local women's association, he has no idea what adventures await him in the heart of rural England. Despite his best efforts, even his faithful, albeit somewhat gloomy henchman Hooyer, along with a professor who is adamant about the superiority of humanitarian
altruism over ordinary Christian kindness, which is based on superstition, cannot save him from calamity. A blizzard blows down the mountain roads, and the two evangelists get stuck at the small town's rectory, where they show their gratitude somewhat uncertainly. Will intellectual altruism defeat the benign kindness of the reverend and his wife? Will the pilgrims ever arrive in Horní Řitka? And what if the professor's "goblin with a brown dial" really exists? The harshest British humorist of the middle generation, Dan Rhodes, develops a tragicomic farce in front of us with precisely targeted satirical strokes and countless absurd gags.