It seems we have forgotten the ordinary person and their ordinary problems, which are the essence of life. Today, we mostly deal with “big” things, neglecting the less visible but more important ones. This series focuses precisely on that, making it both timely and urgent. Never has there been a greater need to create a series about a young married couple contemplating whether to move abroad or stay in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Alongside this main story are all the arguments for leaving the country and those for staying. The main issue for the ordinary person (and the ordinary person is the vast majority) is existence, or rather the lack of comfort. The inability to get a loan, the divisions preventing us from loving each other, and the misunderstanding of life by religious authorities are just some of the themes of this series. The project's uniqueness lies in telling the story through the eyes of a young imam, an objective person who understands and feels the needs of the community beyond the rules. One of the leading problems causing people to leave this country is the lack of tolerance and basic understanding. In this series, the tolerant one is the least expected, giving hope for a better tomorrow, the hope that things can change, and that this society can and should be better. Life is unstoppable because it is, in itself, nature. If people are allowed to live peacefully, we have done a lot. As the theme is so ordinary, yet so exceptional, in terms of action and meaning, the directorial approach will reflect this. We will treat the theme with serious dramatic storytelling but unpretentiously. With a targeted ease in framing, where the perfect frame is less important than the character. In such unpretentious yet dramatic character portrayal, the acting becomes the basis of aesthetics, and the artistic goal is to depict people and their fates, who are so ordinary yet so exceptional. We believe that people will love this series because it is a story about us, not an imagined us, but about who we really are. We, who struggle with problems the developed world has forgotten exist, and we, who often shine like diamonds in that mud.