A young woman named Alma embarks on a journey from the Netherlands to Bosnia, where her father is hospitalized. Accompanied by her cousin Emir, who is aloof and distant, and his friend Denis, who seems unreliable, Alma's trip quickly becomes more complicated than she anticipated. The trio sets off in a battered old car across the stark Bosnian landscape. Their already strained relationships are tested along the way due to cultural clashes, varying personalities, and unexpected mishaps. Alma struggles with her identity between her European upbringing and her Bosnian roots, which becomes more apparent as she navigates her unfamiliar surroundings.

Alma’s quest gradually transforms into an existential exploration. Her interactions with Emir and Denis reveal the complexities of their lives and the personal struggles each character faces. As they traverse the country, themes of diaspora, belonging, and self-discovery loom large. The journey leads Alma to question what home truly means for her. Meanwhile, various surreal and often absurd encounters punctuate Alma's experience, lending a quirky yet contemplative tone to her adventures. Tensions mount within the group as the boundaries between personal desires and familial obligations blur. Each encounter peels back another layer of Alma’s understanding of herself and the world she once thought she knew.