Sthorzina

Viorel, a 12-year-old boy, lives with his grandfather while helping him repair an old merry-go-round. His life intersects with Mirko, the son of a local police officer on the Serbian side of the Danube River. They communicate through a remote-controlled boat, exchanging various items across the river.

The narrative takes a darker turn when Viorel discovers a gun in his grandfather's attic. This find alters the dynamics of their friendship and the innocence of their childhood games. The film delves into themes of childhood, friendship, and the consequences of violence, set against the backdrop of the serene yet complex river environment.