Milan and Týna, with their children, had planned a seaside holiday, but due to financial constraints, it didn’t happen. Instead, they opt for a more affordable domestic holiday at a campsite in Bohemian Paradise. Týna is disappointed—she had been dreaming of well-deserved beach rest. Milan is thrilled; he’s eager to hike in the woods and sleep in a tent. However, instead of a break from worries, cabin fever sets in, leading to a big argument. Milan storms out, gets drunk, and sleeps in the woods. The next morning, he discovers he’s lost. Týna is initially angry at Milan for leaving, but when he doesn’t return after the second night, her anger turns to worry. The couple is now separated, giving them space to figure out to find their the way back to each other—if they want to at all.