Sweet Dreams

The film centers on Egon Vittori, a thirteen-year-old boy living in a time of change and prosperity in Yugoslavia. Despite the influx of Western goods, including music and fashion, Egon is the only one among his peers without a record player. The narrative explores his relationships with family members, schoolmates, and various societal figures as he navigates through the complexities of his environment.

As Egon interacts with hippies, communists, and dissidents, he is influenced by the music and culture that surround him. This coming-of-age story captures the essence of growing up in a specific historical context, emphasizing the significance of music and personal expression. Ultimately, Egon's journey leads him to acquire the coveted record player, marking a pivotal moment in his maturation process.