Neke druge priče

An omnibus directed by young female directors from the former Yugoslav Republics: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Slovenia and Serbia. One of the pillars of this project is to establish a forum for artistic co-operation between countries of the former Yugoslavia that will empower the new generation as leaders and stakeholders of the future of the region. The film deals with the problems of today's youth against the background of the consequences of war. The crisis of society and morality, affecting the development and mentality of youth. The five intertwined stories reflect the sensibility of the new generation, their temperament, dilemmas, doubts, hopes and fears. Each of the five stories contains details revealing the nature of the current political and social developments, reflecting the grey or rosy everyday life.
Slovenian part: Heaven the nun Lena becomes pregnant. But this is not everyday, run-of-the-mill pregnancy - Lena, a determined nun who had also taken an oath of silence, would never fornicate. This is immaculate conception. Lena has ordered an insemination kit over the Internet. Nevertheless, she is not allowed to stay in the convent, she has to put on ordinary clothes and get out into the world of civilians. So Lena ends up in the middle of a little country where the population mostly consists of elderly and aging people, ruled by the omnipresent Kombinator Company.