Matthias returns from emigrating to Germany and hopes for a quieter life in his Transylvanian hometown. He meets his mistress, takes care of his old father and tries to find out what he was afraid of in the woods from his son, who has stopped speaking, using "manly" methods. Meanwhile, tensions are rising in the town - the business is not attracting local workers, so it hires three newcomers from Sri Lanka. The frightened old-timers try to "restore order" in ways that make it impossible to stay away, no matter how much Matthias wants to. "The title of the film indicates the aim - to present a certain cross-section of society, as if it were scanned with a magnetic resonance imaging scanner (RMN in Romanian). Overwhelmed by emotions, especially fear, and convinced of our own righteousness, we fail to notice the contradictions in our actions and thinking. Therefore, cinema, which, as it were, shines through and shows us the results in front of our eyes, performs an invaluable function in terms of the health of society and democracy. According to Cristiano Mungiu, if it is unpleasant to see, something must be done."