A tiny car accident caused by an impoverished 75-year-old Ona escalates into a scheme of financial and psychological racketeering executed by the rich Giedrius. Used to iniquity, first Ona suffers but eventually loses it and cooks up a revenge plan, which she executes and restores the justice - be it only for one night.

Lina Lužytė was born in Vilnius, Lithuania, in 1985. In 2011, she graduated from the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre with an MA in Film Directing. Since then she's made two features - "Together For Ever" (Karlovy Vary, 2016) , "The Castle" (Galway Film Fleadh, 2020) and two documentaries. The topics that run through Lina's work are often times on humans battling unbearable or even grotesque circumstances. Awkward humour is signature to Lina's work. Her latest documentary was shot in Moria, the biggest refugee camp in Europe on the island of Lesvos, Greece. Currently Lina is working on a dramedy feature “Kopek”, which is a critique of capitalism told through an incident of a ripped off BMW’s mirror.