This film gives one the impression that they’re watching a piece from the Theatre of the Absurd. The moment humans draw a line on the ground and declare it a borderline, the ground becomes divided between them. Though the wind, the air, and birds freely travel between the lines, humans are not allowed to do so. Nilufar, a girl living downtown, is about to marry a man living uptown. But one day, soldiers come and plant barbed wire to separate the two towns. The life of people, who have thus far enjoyed peace, now falls into a severe chaos. Students must take classes with the barbed wire in the middle of the class, and it becomes difficult to go to the hospital. However, the biggest problem is Nilufar’s wedding. Kirill, the chief of the climate observatory, tries his best to help her wedding, but then a terrible tragedy occurs. Although the historical conflict between Tajik and Uzbekistan was the inspiration for this tragic story, Director Nosir Saidov interprets this not as a regional issue, but as a global issue: tragedy resulting from human greed is the same everywhere.