The film is set in Split, city on Croatia’s Adriatic coastline.

Tereza is 37 and has been married for a very long time. After several miscarriages, her gynecologist, in attempt to cheer her up, jokes she should try to conceive with a different partner. This remark will shake up her monotonous life and make Tereza start questioning her marriage, relationship with her family and people around her. She decides to steer things in a new direction, letting other men and new experiences into it.

The film emphasizes the issue of the suffocating environment, the issue of the individual freedom being squeezed into given frames. Stepping out of these frames, creating a new and personal definition of one’s freedom is the main topic of this story.

Split is a mediterranean city with unique, quite narrow-minded mentality, conservative and traditional, despite being the second largest city in Croatia. It is a perfect stage for coloring that oppressing and inhibiting petty-bourgeois atmosphere. Although this story is set on the idyllic sea coast, the plot is free of all touristic stereotypes, as it all happens on muggy summer days in urban, mostly concrete surroundings.