A young mother and her toddler face a devastating reality when a new law bans her scheduled abortion. Desperate to avoid the lengthy process of obtaining a special license, she opts for an illegal procedure. As she delves into the underground world, the story takes a tragic turn, underscoring the harsh consequences of restrictive legislation on women's reproductive rights.

Marko Crnogorski is a Macedonian director and filmmaker based in Skopje. He gained prominence with his films "Radio" (2013) and "Between Two Enemies" (2019). His debut film, "Choice," was notably the first of his projects to receive support from the North Macedonia Film Agency. Crnogorski has been actively involved in fostering new talent and supporting the growth of the film community. As the program director and producer of the Galichnik Film Festival, he plays a crucial role in providing a platform for emerging filmmakers from the region and beyond. This festival is dedicated to promoting new voices in cinema, reflecting Crnogorski's commitment to the development of cinematic arts in Macedonia and the Balkan region. Throughout his career, Crnogorski has participated in various film programs, workshops, and initiatives that have helped him refine his craft and expand his professional network.