Mira, a film producer, is exhausted by the complicated process as the shooting comes to an end. While wandering around the set, she encounters crew members who overwhelm her with problems that have no easy solutions. She is especially drawn to the melody only she can hear, which leads her to walk through the forest near the set. The shooting wraps up, and Mira decides to leave the film.

A delicate tribute to the cult film by Olivier Assayas, Irma Vep (1996) about mirroring and illusions. Not only has the Montenegrin director Kasalica created a delicate film about film, he also employs elements of comedy: suspense, fatigue and absurdity, which adds some color to the days in the film set. At the same time, this film, toned in a sun-corroded palette, is an experiment with the language of the cinema, especially the sound which becomes the main element of narrative and psychology of the film. Kasalica’s films have been screened in various festivals of significance, including Cannes, Venice, Rotterdam and Sarajevo.