With some reluctance, a teenage boy's family take into hiding a Jewish doctor who saved the boy's life before the war. Thoroughly Nazified by his education in the tiny Austrian mountain village, the boy is appalled by the idea, but his father insists. Combined with the growing attraction between him and an almost blind neighbour girl, a relationship gradually evolves between the boy and the 'man in the box', who helps to open his eyes, amid the ever-present dangers of discovery and exposure.

After the end of the war in Bosnia, Halima, a good-natured peasant woman from a remote Muslim village in Western Bosnia, searches for the remains of her husband and her teenage son, who were taken by Serbian paramilitary forces and executed. Using DNA analysis, the UN Committee for Missing Persons manages to identify the remains of her husband in one of the mass graves, but the Committee still can't identify the remains of her son, since Halima refuses to give a blood sample for DNA testing. There is something that the Committee doesn't know, something that Halima is hiding from others: her beloved son wasn't actually her biological son. The story takes us back two decades ago, during the period of Yugoslavia, where we learn how Halima and her husband became adoptive parents, after fruitless efforts to have a child on their own. Along with that story, we follow Halima's path nowadays while she is searching for the biological mother of her son, the only person who can give a blood.

影片主角伊凡是一个前南战争的退伍伤残老兵，双腿都被截肢、酷爱摇滚乐；他的父亲——一位前南政治犯——正在竞选克罗地亚议会议员，就在此时一个他们家的 “老朋友”以塞尔维亚难民的身份回来了，并带来了一个他们家的黑暗秘密，得知真相后伊凡在强硬派克罗地亚人面前大唱塞尔维亚国歌主动求死……（《影像日报》）

Martina starts a relationship with Filip, a young man who spends most of his time playing video games. After Martina convinces Filip to steal her father's money to go to the Party Beach, everything turns into a bloody nightmare.