From a distance, Zenica may appear to be a fictional place from The Lord of the Rings or some other fantasy book. The clouds of smoke hanging over the city seem too gloomy for reality. The dirty skies are the "merit" of the foreign capital companies operating in Zenica. One by one, cancer-stricken locals try to explain why nobody cares about health standards in their town. Politicians openly admit: yes, the poisons are bad, but if the factories close, there will be no jobs and no one will elect us. With the help of journalists and EU experts, locals are trying to make a difference. But is a breakthrough possible in such a heaven?