Zoran is lonely. At thirty-five, his life feels awkward, shabby, and pointless: he has a pothead roommate, an unavailable ex-girlfriend and a night-shift job on a Big Brother-like reality show. His situation takes a turn when his estranged and intolerable father is diagnosed with leukaemia, and Zoran devotes himself to trying to reconnect with him and helping him through his final weeks.

Charmingly blending bleak realism with absurdist humour, the film portrays a family fractured by secrets, regrets and shame, where stubborn resilience clashes with emotional fragility. It offers a painfully relatable portrait of weary men caught between duty, love and despair, driving a Yugo Florida – a capricious car with a mysterious malfunction that no one can fix. A lovable debut with strong performances and a spot-on tone.