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Bumba Atomika is the definitive movie about the (ab)use of alcoholic drinks, the final splatter of red wine. Bumba Atomika is an independent effort to reanimate the Italian contemporary cinema, dead many decades ago, trying to evocate the great past of the B-movies cinema.

The film tells the lives and stories of some teenagers (Naven, Zak, Yasin, Anta, Ferdaus, Shah Zib, Alamin and their peers) from the dawn of an ordinary day to the next. They live in the skyscraper called "Hotel House", a huge palace that stands, with its enormous size, lonely on a plain near the sea, animated by the extravagant and unique interweaving of the lives of its inhabitants (about 2000 people from 40 different nationalities). The palace is the background to the stories, it affects them and it even can lead to dramatic consequences. The bonds of friendship are lost in the time and space of the building, which seems alien to them, indifferent. At the end of this day one of the protagonists leaves his home and friends to go to a new country, to start, with his family, all over again.

A man and a boy, thrown together by fate, navigate a desolate world, guided by the signal of a compass that promises to lead them to a bunker-a safe haven from the horrors outside.