Armin Čulić

In this intelligent mix of Sofia Coppola’s “Lost in Translation” and Christopher Nolan’s “Memento”, the protagonist Rok loses his memory and is seemingly turning into a better man. Or will his ultra-radical past take over his personality again?

In the cold atmosphere of a police station, a young couple, Lukas and Anja, endure critical hours after a violent incident in a nightclub where Lukas severely injured another man. Interrogations with a detective reveal the truth about their involvement and stories while they face the consequences of their relationship and moral dilemmas.

At the railway station in Jesenice, Samir waits for the international train that might bring his father back from the Bosnian battlefield It's 1992, and the Yugoslav war is raging. Samir's mother discovers that her usually well-behaved son has damaged a train. Meanwhile, Samir plays basketball with his friend Zoran. A simple lunch invitation from Zoran's father stirs painful memories of Samir's absent father. At home, his mother insists they confront the accusations at the station, leading to deeper conversations about Samir's actions and the truth about his father.

At the railway station in Jesenice, Samir waits for the international train that might bring his father back from the Bosnian battlefield It's 1992, and the Yugoslav war is raging. Samir's mother discovers that her usually well-behaved son has damaged a train. Meanwhile, Samir plays basketball with his friend Zoran. A simple lunch invitation from Zoran's father stirs painful memories of Samir's absent father. At home, his mother insists they confront the accusations at the station, leading to deeper conversations about Samir's actions and the truth about his father.