A middle-aged writer tries to write a short story for a literary competition. Going through the creative process, he talks to his family members, friends, and acquaintances.

Zof’s pathological jealousy leads him to irrational, even psychotic behaviour. When his girlfriend leaves him, Zof becomes even closer to his Stafford dog, Lota, with whom he spends most of his time. His relationship with the dog reflects Zofs behaviour towards the people closest to him.

This experimental narrative articulates the language of visual and auditory associations between the nostalgia of the socialist past and future perspectives. Cinematic performances are placed in the ex-military bases on the island of Vis, questioning the potential of political and military power illusions.