Having lost their jobs due to a Soviet takeover of Lithuanian Television in 1991, its employees declare a hunger strike in protest. Initial enthusiasm is slowly replaced by frustration about a single question – how long can they hold physical and emotional hunger?

David takes his two children on holiday to the Adriatic Sea, hoping to hold their fractured bilingual family together. His 17-year-old daughter, Klára, struggling with an eating disorder, falls in love with a local boy, Denis. When he is accused of murder, David rushes the children back home. Klára’s condition spirals, landing her in hospital. The only thing uniting her parents is their need to save her. And desperate times call for desperate measures.

András Földes, a conflict zone reporter and a long-time colleague at Index.hu, becomes a firsthand witness to an unprecedented event when 80 journalists stage a historic walkout, protesting an autocratic government's takeover. Armed with his camera, he captures every moment and emotion. Led by the determined editor-in-chief, Vera, they embark on a journey of creating Telex.hu, a new online newspaper, from scratch. Their path is strewn with challenges as they navigate a hostile environment. The story takes an unexpected turn and a happy ending is blurred by existential questions.

Klára closes the case of a poisoning of the protected white-tailed eagle. Pavel restores wetlands that were damaged by deforestation – they are often the last places where protected species of herbs grow. By following their efforts to save endangered species, the film addresses the question whether humanity is able to change its domineering attitude towards nature.