[2] A young criminal from Belgrade, Stevan, nicknamed Stiv, engages in "borrowing" (a then-official term for theft) cars and petty crime.

Slowly rising to power, he starts to kill for money and lives a life of decadence, surrounded by sex and drugs.

A police chase breaks out and the camera follows Stevan in his attempt to escape, at the end of which he gets shot by a policeman.

The premiere also coincided with several other films such as Plastic Jesus and W.R.: Mysteries of the Organism, which provoked a regime reaction and confrontation with the Black Wave movement.

[2] Some critics dubbed the film's final line, "I am your future", as prophetic, primarily due to the similarities between Stevan and real-life criminals such as Arkan, as well as the film's allusion to the close ties between Yugoslav secret services and organized crime, which had a significant impact on the events in Yugoslavia and Serbia in the 1990s.