SYNOPSIS

One spring morning in a small park near the train station, a 6-year-old girl mysteriously appears. Police inspector BORNA LUGONJA, to whom the case is assigned, is trying to reach his colleague MILENA LETUNIĆ KOVAČIĆ, who was supposed to return to work that day. Milena worked as the head of investigations into missing children, but after a traumatic spontaneous miscarriage in the advanced stage of pregnancy, she took three months off work. Authorities suspect the girl is from Syria because she was found near the train station where illegal immigrants often pass. However, this remains a theory that needs to be investigated. Borna convinces Milena to return to work as soon as possible, and together they actively explore the girl's identity. During the investigation, they get caught up in the deep labyrinth of Croatian administration and experience, facing pressure from both authorities and media to resolve the case swiftly. While investigating, Milena tries to save her private life and family, which has completely fallen apart due to her depression. As the story unfolds, it becomes clear that the traumas and injuries that affect Milena are internal. In parallel, while Milena fights to find the lost parents of the little girl, she struggles with an impending divorce case and challenges in raising her son JAN. In the search for the girl's missing parents, the question is also raised as to whether she has disappeared as a mother and wife from her own life.