Sixteen-year-old Mina (Tamara Stajić) spends a slow, sun-drenched summer with her father Andreja (Darko Kastratović) at a secluded kitesurfing camp on the Ada Bojana river island in Montenegro. Navigating the quiet transition from childhood to adulthood, Mina observes the adults around her—particularly her father's relationship with his girlfriend Ana (Tamara Pjević)—while experiencing her own tentative awakening of desire and attraction toward an older surfer on the beach. Told through naturalistic, observational vignettes, the film captures unspoken generational tension, first infatuations, and emotional distance against the backdrop of the wind and sea.