Stepbrothers Matus and David lead the modest life of a pair of street musicians, they rely on each other for support. However, as each of them pines for a different kind of happiness, they both set out on diverging paths.

Matús is a talented musician, who left his successfully developing career, when his adoptive mother fell ill. After her death, he's living with his stepbrother Dávid and together they go through life, each in their own way. While Dávid takes what life gives him, Matús feels frustrated by his failed ambitions. On his way to their fulfillment, he meets his old schoolmate Albert, who opens doors to the "better" world for him. Unlike Dávid, who found his happiness in a senior's home, Matús cannot find his joy despite the success he's having. He observes the simple life of his brother, which is richer in its simplicity. He slowly realizes happiness is a state of mind hidden in small things and the life we live is not only about us, but about the ones we live for.—G