Viktor Radić

Two young men from Eastern Europe take a pilgrimage to Santiago, Spain. Upon arrival at one of the most northwestern points of Europe, the south-easterners find themselves foreign both to the identity of their surroundings, as well as to their own. Without realizing it, they embark on a pilgrim-esque exploration of their own identities and the religiously-spiritual and nationally-sexual differences between them.

An Irishman finds out he is part Slovene and also Japanese. On the way to coming closer to his roots and finding out his family's heritage the man faces the rough reality.