In 1980s Yugoslavia, paranoia and espionage are part of everyday life. The story follows an older man, a former spy who has lived a life full of secrets and betrayals, but who now leads a quiet life in his neighborhood. However, his routine is disrupted when he begins to suspect that his new tenant is an undercover government agent, leading to a spiral of absurd misunderstandings and paranoia.
The protagonist, with his sharp yet somewhat unbalanced mind, becomes obsessed with this idea and decides to conduct his own investigation, revealing a series of comedic and surreal situations. With a razor-sharp sense of humor, the film explores the madness of living in a state of constant surveillance, where every move can be misinterpreted and distrust becomes a way of life.
As his paranoia intensifies, the boundaries between reality and fantasy blur, increasing the chaos in his home and surroundings. Surrounded by eccentric characters, each with their own agendas, the plot becomes a biting critique of bureaucracy and distrust in society, while the protagonist tries to untangle the threads of his obsession. Amidst laughter and tense moments, the film provides a sharp take on the insanity of espionage and the corrosive effects of distrust among friends and neighbors.