A film that conveys some of Peter Wessel Zapffe’s philosophical ideas.

A young woman receives a mysterious letter attached to a brick through her window. Intrigued and with one less tooth, she asks one of her good friend to translate the content of the letter to learn more about its author.

An unemployed twenty-something interviews for the job of her dreams. Sort of.

A young woman caught between love and an opportunity to study abroad; one lost wallet and a chance encounter that opens the possibility of reconciling the past and the present; two friends facing diverging choices and futures; and a call that brings two strangers together make up the four stories set against the Sarajevo skyline and told by women and of women, living in BiH today.

Guido lives without thinking too much. He undergoes life without asking questions, between his little job as a cashier in a grocery store and his small apartment where he lives with his red fish. His family has been divided since his father had a child of an extramarital relationship. When the Patriarch dies, Guido finds himself forced to accompany his eight-year half-brother with the mother of the latter, in Italy. A poetic and human road movie.