On the island of Vis, various characters face society's eternal dilemma: tradition or progress. From fishermen and activists to the mayor and a foreign investor, each brings their views as tensions rise between those pushing for tourism expansion and those advocating for sustainability. For the past decades, the South African owner of the dilapidated Neptune canning factory has been promising to repurpose it for Komiža's benefit. Meanwhile, the city plans to greenlight massive hotel construction near a source of drinking water, despite local activists' warnings. A shared vision for the island remains elusive.