Butas follows the lives of four young individuals - Mia, a shy and reserved girl with a secret passion for voyeurism; Lance, a confident and flamboyant gay man who is struggling to find acceptance in a conservative society; Paolo, a young man who struggles with his own sexual insecurities and desires; and Kiko, a promiscuous and free-spirited woman who uses her sexuality as a means of empowerment.
As the four roommates navigate their complex relationships and individual struggles, they are forced to confront their own sexual quirks and inhibitions. Mia discovers her voyeuristic tendencies are not so secret after all, as Lance catches her in the act and confronts her about her desires. Paolo, who has been struggling with his sexual identity, finds himself drawn to both Mia and Lance, leading to a series of complicated and passionate encounters.
Meanwhile, Kiko's carefree attitude towards sex begins to crumble as she is forced to confront the consequences of her actions, leading to a deeper exploration of her own desires and vulnerabilities.
As the four roommates forge deeper connections with one another, they must confront their own insecurities and fears, ultimately leading to a greater understanding and acceptance of their own sexuality. Butas explores themes of intimacy, desire, and self-discovery in a deeply personal and provocative way, challenging societal norms and expectations along the way.