Encouraged by his childhood friend MARINA, now a police inspector, Kalaš decides to give sobriety a chance and refocus on repairing his estranged relationship with his daughter, JELENA. However, his nightmares and hallucinations only intensify. Jelena is drawn to working with horses, but she struggles to match her father’s skill. She finds his strict nature difficult to handle yet admires his ranching abilities. She dreams of leaving Krasno, going to university and building a different life for herself. Her only source of comfort is Nele, a young Roma boy. As both Kalaš and Jelena begin experiencing surreal nightmares, they unknowingly descend into a psychological and hallucinatory spiral. Their conflict culminates in a hallucinatory, chaotic night, during which a fire breaks out in the stables, nearly killing their horses. Gypsy The Prophet offers to break the "curse" haunting Kalaš, leading a shamanic Roma ritual that transforms into a night of surreal celebrations, fueled by alcohol, zeolite, hallucinogenic mushrooms and other substances. By the next morning, the nightmares are gone.
Jelena discovers that Pero had been illegally burying large amounts of pharmaceutical waste near the ranch. Ana had uncovered his criminal operations and confronted him. During their argument, Ana was accidentally killed and Pero buried her body along with the hazardous chemicals, believing he could cover up the damage once he secured his waste disposal contracts. Over time, the toxic waste had leaked from the barrels, contaminating the drinking water near the ranch and causing Kalaš and Jelena’s nightmares.
Following the fire, the horses instinctively turn away from Kalaš and gravitate toward Jelena. She chooses to remain silent about Pero’s crimes and Ana’s fate, knowing that revealing everything would break her father completely, just as he finally chooses to seek psychiatric treatment for his alcoholism. With Kalaš stepping back, Jelena quietly assumes control of the ranch, finding her own place in the world.