We enter every relationship burdened by identities we have bequeathed from our primary families, be it economic, social or religious. Love, marriage and parenthood between the Croatian woman Tea and the Roma man Mirsad seem in that sense like mission impossible, because their daily life will become scrutinized by their families’ completely different value systems and customs. Burdened by rigorous tradition on the one hand and economic pressure on the other, Mirsad and Tea will expose themselves to the risk of their loved ones’ failed expectations the risk of jeopardizing their own relationship and a better future for themselves and their newborn daughter Frida.