An 11-year-old girl, Dunya, lives with her parents in a small town in the North of Serbia. When Dunya decides to accompany her father on his wine delivery, a chance encounter with her father’s old love confronts her with the mystery of who her father is, and more perilously - who he used to be.

When her husband dies, a wife invites his mistress to go over the details of a will. Although the wife is furious over his disloyalty, she promises not to contest the will if the mistress tells her all about their affair.

In an attempt to answer the question of whether home is a specific place or everything we carry inside ourselves, the filmmaker goes on a search for a single shot of her parents' home, in which she never lived. In the process, she collects a wealth of shots and creates a memory of the city where that house is located, the city that was home to her parents and thousands of other people who were forced to flee due to war in the 1990s, and from where people continue to flee today due to neglect and a broken economy.

Willing to prove his manhood to his handsome buddies, Marko tries to find a girl. In the encounter with a victim of a past sexual trauma he discovers an aggressive part of himself.