Thirty years after the death of communist dictator Josip Broz Tito’s… Gregor and Adriana visits island of Brijuni, former Yugoslav president’s residence. Gregor is Slovene, Adrijana is from Croatia. As their countries they do not get along well. In fact - they are quite sure they can not stand each other. After an incident that involves spilled coffee, some yelling and harsh comments, Gregor hides from her in an otherwise closed museum. When Adriana finds him, they start to fight and turn over Tito’s statue. They broke its nose and suddenly… Well, several things happen. All at once. The clock stops. And so does time outside the museum. And then… There is Tito’s ghost. Or so it claims. Adriana does not buy it, but Gregor still demands respect. In fact she has a summer job interview in eight minutes and has no time to waste with this… this… whatever this is. Tito’s ghost is a little bit offended. But he’s got his wisdom. Of course they try to escape! But every turn, every room… every path leads them directly back to Tito’s ghost. So finally they give up. Now they are maybe, just maybe, willing to listen. Tito’s ghost has three wishes. Firstly, he would like to taste a good snack. Old one, from his time, you know. They made so much better snacks in Yugoslavia, as they do today! Luckily Adriana finds out that Gregor has some good old snack. It hasn’t changed and it tastes quite the same. Josip Broz Tito was in love with films. So it would like to see a good old Yugoslav film. They used to be so much better than these contemporary-artistic-so-hard-to-understand-films. But where to get a film? In a museum from eighties? Well. Gregor has an idea. He has a laptop and Adriana has a mobile phone. What if they connect and… As said and done. But as soon Gregor connects to popular video channel Tito holds. What is that, he asks. What? Internet? Gregor and Adrijana are astonished. So Gregor presents it with a page dedicated to Josip broz Tito, full of archival footage… Tito stands in awe. He dismisses them regardless of their objections. And now its time to find out why is Adriana so against anything that is at least remotely connected to communism. You see - Gregor comes from a communist family and they had quite a nice life during totalitarian regime. But Adriana’s family was not so lucky. Her grand mother was arrested and captured in a political prison on Barren Island for ten years. And she was innocent. She had nothing to do with Stalin. Just some Yugoslav Army officer longed for their house. Gregor keeps silence. And so does Tito. He was listening all along. Now he returns to Internet to find out what happened with his beloved Yugoslavia after his death. And he does. Oh, yes. He finds all out about Milosevic and all about Serbian forces occupying Slovenia, Croatia, finds out about the war in Bosnia… An it was not something he strive for his entire life. Adriana is on edge of crying and Gregor feels for her. As he stands beside her, their hands interlaces. Soon, they return to Tito’ ghost demanding for third wish. But he dismisses them again. He’s at peace now. And then… the clock is running gain. Did Tito’s ghost made a wish or… And if it did… There is not time, Adriana! says Gregor while dragging her out of the museum. And they come out. Adriana runs to job interview, Gregor rejoins his classmates. And Tito’s ghost on the window, looking and them asks himself a question. Will they make it? Will they find brotherhood and unity once again?