Lidija Špegar

The film follows Nives Jagodic in her research about her grandfather Dr. Joza Jagodic, doctor in Bjelovar's general hospital, who posthumously got the acknowledgment "Righteous among the Nations". Through her travels and conversation with the man whose life was saved by Dr. Joza Jagodic, we will find how much he risked throughout the whole WW2 in order to save civilians from certain death. His example will show us what makes people do something noble and righteous and even risk their own lives.

Ljiljana is a young woman who drives a taxi in Zagreb, capital of Croatia. Apart from the initial surprise when they meet a female taxi driver, most passengers find her likable and they open up to her. Driving with Ljiljana through the city and listening to conversations she's having with a wide range of travelers, we discover the condition in which transition countries find themselves in when they're facing backsides of capitalism which leads to rising economic emigration but also her personal story that will make us ask ourselves where we are going.

Dominated by grief, funeral music reaches its climax in the moments of saying goodbye to the deceased. Following musicians across Croatia, the film depicts the diversity of funeral practices and the accompanying music genres.