The film follows the fate of a man who guards the barges anchored on the Drava River in Osijek Harbor, waiting to be written off as scrap iron.
The abandoned barges are his home and almost his whole world. His daily routine without visitors and modern devices reflects the diversity of human existence. The film's black-and-white photography underlines the simplicity, cruelty and beauty of such life.
Days of Croatian Film 2003; Prix Europa 2003, Berlin; Cinéma du Réel 2003, Paris; Environment FF 2004, Greece; Pärnu FF 2004; Liburnia FF 2004 – Best Film Award; Pool FF 2004; DokMa 2004; Ecocinema FF, 2004; Docupolis FF, Barcelona 2004; ZagrebDox; Motovun FF 2004.