Ten years after fleeing the regime in Serbia, Marko finds himself defending some of the very people that he fought against while he lived there, including the notorious Radovan Karadzic.

贝尔格莱德的一间公寓内，一扇上了锁的门将一个家庭与他们的过去分隔了70多年。随着导演与她母亲的一场私密谈话，贯穿这个家的政治断层线揭示出一座被历史萦绕的房子、一个被历史萦绕的国家。
这个塞尔维亚家庭的编年史展现了一个活动家在大动乱时代的鲜明形象，质问每一代人应该承担怎样的责任、如何为自己的未来奋斗。

This documentary tells the true-life story of Oggi Tomic, born in Sarajevo but now living in Cambridge. He co-rote and co-directed the film. He was born in 1985 with water on the brain and given only months to live, abandoned by his mother and brought up in a series of Bosnian orphanages during the bitter Yugoslav civil wars. Finally as a teenager he made his way to the UK and a new life. In 2012 he returned to meet his long-lost biological family - and had to grapple with the fact that they are Serbs, and that some of them were among the enemy army that shelled and sniped at during the 1,300 days of the siege of Sarajevo which began 20 years ago.