B.A.B.E.

A young woman named Ilinka leaves her rural home for the city, where she joins the female playback orchestra of VIKOM television. Through her adaptation to the new environment and interviews with female singers from different generations, the film explores Bosnia and Herzegovina's show-business scene, the role of managers, money, career control, appearance and the position of women in the entertainment industry.

Nineteen years after the war, Goge, a refugee from Bosnia and Herzegovina, lives in a UNHCR center located in what used to be a school. Jelena, a returnee of Serbian nationality, is alone among the ruins of a village that remains mined to this day. Branko, a veteran of Croatian paramilitary units, is unemployed and renting a room in the house of an owner of Serbian nationality. Endless waiting is the only remaining option for them in a dysfunctional society.