Almost three decades have passed since the Bosnian genocide, but for Hazira, time seems suspended. She still lives in a refugee camp, carrying the memories of war every day. The film follows her story, showing how one can survive deep trauma through humor, resilience, and adaptation. Her daily life becomes a testimony to the long-term consequences of violence and the ways history imprints itself on survivors. Hazira’s portrait speaks of enduring wounds but also of the strength to move forward.