Yugoslavia, late 1980s. A family welcomes their beloved uncle who has returned home from Germany for Christmas holidays. The reunited family enjoys the Christmas lunch until a smartphone starts ringing. It’s a sign that it is not the 1980s, it’s not quite Christmas time either, and it is not just the served turkey that can […]

Stipe and Peđa are intelligence officers with the Yugoslav People’s Army in the early 1970s. They receive a special assignment: to transport a present from the United States of America’s President Nixon to Yugoslavia’s President Tito.

In the early 1990s, Martin and his father are living in a small village in Croatia. They moved there during the War of Independence, after losing contact with Martin’s mother, whose fate is uncertain: she may have died, or emigrated to Australia.