Brutalist architecture, a toll elevator, and Georgian temper define the daily routine of Mzia, who oversees this globally unique transportation system. The reality of the district and the quirks of the Caucasus residents paint a tragicomic picture of modern Georgia. The film blends the surrealism of the urban complex with the grotesque of everyday life. This introspective story of Mzia, a former wartime sniper, reveals a microcosm of neighborhood relationships forgotten by the West

In rural North Macedonia, a determined woman begins a quiet revolution. Inheriting her father's job as a van driver, she opens new possibilities for the women around her.

The fates of people who have suffered from polio are surprisingly similar. They are united by their optimism for life, their desire to overcome obstacles, a passion for physical activity and their incurable physical disabilities.

A diverse crowd of shop goers at the mall parking lot shares what have ended up in their trunks after the weekly shopping. Item after item this collective shopping list becomes a meditative flow of things and evokes peculiar nostalgic feeling. Both an urge to set roots deep in life and curiosity to experience it beyond the mundane starts to unveil behind the necessities satisfying day-to-day life. Oddly, this short doc reflects buying in terms of existentialism, not consumerism.

Nothing can separate you from your loved ones like an untold secret.