(NOT)GUILTY

Sixteen-year-old Eugenia is an adventurer who constantly gets into trouble. She is not afraid of anything, reacts cynically to everything, and the morals of her parents irritate her the most in life. Avoiding them, Eugenia, who has even got into more trouble, runs away from home. In order not to be bored alone, a friend is invited to the crazy adventure. The onset of summer brings long warm evenings, so the friends settle under the open sky on the seashore. But soon their carefree outing turns into a nightmare that Eugenia will blame herself for the rest of the summer, maybe even for the rest of her life.

How to live with a sense of guilt that does not allow you to breathe calmly? Won't a way of living forgetfully ruin Eugenia's life even more?