A stark, raw portrayal of a tumultuous 24-hour period that throws a small family’s life into disarray. Damir, a man with mental health weakened by depression, tries to commit suicide. His brother (portrayed by the director, in what is an autobiographical work) and mother try to tether him to life, but the systemic protocols Damir is placed in, sterile, impersonal, and devoid of empathy, underline the lack of truly safe spaces.