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While spending holidays at his grandparents' place in the countryside, a boy learns a cruel lesson of mercy.

Underground resistance which excavates the buried histories of the Partisan Liberation Front, who resisted the Fascist occupation of Yugoslavia during World War II. Through rich landscape cinematography, haunted archival images, and the vivid testimonials of local hunters, foresters, tour guides, and historians, the film traces the hidden historical currents beneath Southern Slovenia's verdant terrain, exploring cave hideouts, quarries, archaeological sites, unmarked graves, and even a subterranean bunker that became a film archive.

Taubeki is a modern love story that tries to connect two completely different eras in a fun, romantic way, while paying homage to a 1970 classic Croatian film One Song a Day Takes Mischief Away. We follow a young couple's first date and their subsequent intimate moments in the locations where the original movie was filmed. Taubeki is structured as a sequence of spontaneous events, unpretentious dialogue and situations to which the viewer can easily relate. The knowing use of film locations from the original movie helps to blur the line between reality and fiction.

A man wakes up very early, he needs air. A radio is waiting to connect him to his world like always, but not today. The voice of a reporter brings him and his partner to a world they fear. Syria is screaming out of its heart the need of change and both reacts their own way. A small dog is angry but patiently waits for the right moment to get satisfied. They are having breakfast together but they are far away from each other. An amazingly colorful jam is capable to reconcile them in order to go for their ordinary day. Is it true?