Druga generacija

After 11 years of living in Stuttgart, a fifteen-year-old Pavle Hromiš returns to his homeland, to his grandmother's house in the village of Kucura, to continue his education in Yugoslavia. During the first week, the boy is confused with the new environment, different curriculum, people he does not know. After a row with his grandmother and a conflict with his classmates, Pavle runs away to Germany. However, his parents do not let him go to a German school again, because they are planning to return to Yugoslavia in a year or two. The old friends are now estranged, when they start teasing him because of the poverty and primitivism in his country, Pavle defends himself and starts seeing his previous experience in an altogether new light. He returns to Yugoslavia, to a boarding school in Novi Sad where he meets other children who share a similar destiny (returnees from Australia, Canada, Austria etc.). Although it seems that this is the end of Pavle's troubles, pretty soon he has problems with his new girlfriend and clashes with the people who run the boarding school. His family is worried that he has lost control of his life. In such a situation, Pavle decides to change his life, not telling anyone he breaks up with his girlfriend and goes to the police academy. He becomes an exemplary student...