In the midst of Albania’s 1997 national chaos, “Luna Park” follows Mira and her son Toni in their struggle for survival. Mira, a single mother in Elbasan, invests in risky schemes and has a brief affair with Berti, a wealthy figure running an investment scheme. As the country plunges into anarchy due to collapsed pyramid schemes, Mira and Toni flee, facing danger at the border. Separated in Greece, Toni searches for his absent father and finds solace near the closed Luna Park, symbolizing fleeting hope in a time of uncertainty.