Born after Dayton

How do young people born after the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina live today in a society shaped by the Dayton Agreement? The film shows the reality in which this generation is growing up, including, inevitably, many challenges - from administrative and social divisions to personal and collective traumas of the past. Through three different life paths, the film explores everyday aspects of life – from schooling and forming friendships, to first jobs and activism, to thinking about leaving or staying in the country. They are not burdened by the war, but they cannot completely bypass its legacy. They know about the past, but they are not its hostages. Their relationships, friendships, ambitions, and obstacles reflect the complexity and uncertainty of the peace that has lasted for three decades.