Kosovo 2004, five years after the war. Nenad is an introverted Serbian boy who lives with his father and his ailing grandfather in a tiny Christian enclave protected by United Nations KFOR troops. Nenad rides in a tank to and from school, where he seems to be the only pupil, and he has little involvement with the Albanian-speaking Kosovar kids who live nearby. One of these latter is Baskim, who holds a particular grudge against the Serbs, whom he blames for the death of his father. One day the two kids find themselves face to face in an involuntary and potentially tragic confrontation. Best film at Bergamo Film Meeting International Film Festival 2016
