The Jablan tavern existed in the 1980s and was located in a small village, Jugovo Polje, in Croatia, SFRY. Jablan was a symbol of “brotherhood and equality” for its owners, guests, musicians, and waiters. It was a place where people of different generations and education gathered – from workers and peasants to doctors, even music and sports stars of the ‘80s, it was a place where nationality and religious affiliation played no role. Nevertheless, the first shooting between Serbs and Croats took place in Jablan, which heralded the war in Croatia and ended Jablan’s carefree days. The film protagonists reconstruct the events, from the day the tavern was created, to its destruction, witnessing how a place of love and joy became an object of hatred and destruction within a few months.