Since his ex-wife obstinately and by her own will prevents Zvonko from spending time with his underage daughter, and the institutions do nothing, he has less and less time for everyday's life. He obsessively collects evidence, records and writes transcripts of events that lead him away from the outside world.

That's the Way It Is

Frustrated by the everyday rut and financial debts, taxi driver Andrija tries to find a way out by selling his family’s house in the country where his brother, a war veteran called Traktor, lives. He invites Traktor to move in with him and his wife Vesna.