What do we do when we are confronted with facts that contradict our beliefs? The three Czechs in this road movie are witnesses to missile strikes and mass graves; they speak with survivors, wounded soldiers, and grieving relatives; they see children attending classes while hiding in underground metro stations. And yet, convictions sometimes prove stronger than evidence. How do stories shape our fears, our loyalties, and our sense of truth? Does this film become a hopeful narrative of conversion—or a disturbing portrait of denial and identity? A road movie through truth, lies, and war.