Jānis Skanis

Suddenly, Peter, sitting in his tractor, wins a radio competition for a potato variety. He turns his back on his wife and rides the tractor into town to collect his prize. Peter's journey becomes more important than the original destination - it resolves his relationship with his wife.

Anita and her children, Santa and Kristaps, live in an apartment in Riga. Every year, they celebrate New Year’s Eve with grandma, uncle Peter and a feast fit for kings…

Raimonds, 21, is a construction student who has taken a gap year at university. He spends his everyday life at his parents' house, playing computer games and slowly drowning in the virtual world. But this idleness is interrupted when his aunt brings his cunning and at least inwardly energetic grandfather Gunārs to the family home, who has to attend a medical check-up in the city. Raimonds' mother and aunt have to leave for a few days, so Raimonds will have to look after Gunārs and take him to the hospital.

When a night patrol spots a man fleeing and throwing a bag into the water, little do they know it is the first clue in a murder investigation. Around the same time, a woman is found dead in the city park, and divers soon recover the discarded bag containing a large sum of money belonging to the victim. Suspicion falls on one of her acquaintances, who admits to having argued with her—but insists he is innocent. Despite his motive and connection to the victim, he has a solid alibi, leaving investigators with a mystery to unravel.