Sled kraq na sveta

During a trip to his Bulgarian roots, Professor Albert Cohen, now a lecturer at a university in Israel, re-discovers his great childhood love, Arkasi Wartanjan. Together, they reminisce on their ‘days gene by’ during the fifties, when their friends in the village, who originated from various Balkan nationalities, lived peacefully alongside one another. This idyll ended abruptly as the Stalinists purged the gypsies, Turks and finally every element of capitalism. Albert and Arkasi were separated - but the hope to find and love each other again remained as strong as ever.