It’s Fine, I’m Fine, Everything’s Fine

Just like any other 13-year-old, Antun is irritated by his younger brother.

Wanting to rediscover himself after his commited relationship was terminated, Mislav decides to visit his father who lives in a small village in the Dalmatian Hinterland and runs a fighting bull breeding business. However, his newfound relationship with one of the bulls starts changing Mislav as a person.

Teenager Deni wants to live like his rap idols, but he's still his mom's baby. In an effort to prove himself to his classmate and school bully, Kelam, he commits a minor crime. When the police come to Deni's home, he's ready to confess, but his mom has other plans.

Zof is fiercely jealous, and his violent fantasies gradually turn into psychosis. When his girlfriend leaves him, he spends all his time with Lota, his Staffordshire bull terrier. After losing her too, he decides to take revenge.

Roko and Mirela are friends from Split. A big music festival is taking place in the city and Mirela wants to go.

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.