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A quiet night in Zagreb.
The streets are empty.
The city seems to be sleeping.
But why does the air smell of crime?
There he is! Inspector Pap.
A beacon of justice in the dark sea of crime and wickedness.
SCHOOL STINKS
Horrific inscriptions on the school’s facade.
Who is capable of such crime?
Blood! Or red spray paint?
Red spray paint!
Hey! You there! Stop!
Nixa…
Where did the villain run off to?
Maybe back home to sleep?
Orange juice. Double.
Inspector Pap looked at everyone's fingers.
The villain was in a hurry, maybe he hadn't had time to wash his hands.
There you go.
Red spray paint!
- Thank you, Nixa. - How do you know my name?
Goodbye, inspector.
Sunčica!
- What are you reading so intently? - Paulina P.’s notebook.
Did you know she wrote a detective story?
- She also writes crime stories? - Yes, and they are quite good.
Want to hear where I am at?
Let's see…
For those who don't remember… Yes, it's me, Paulina P.
The famous Paulina P.
Okay, the famous Paulina P. But those are your words.
We are now in the 5th grade. Which means that we are homeless.
Well, not really homeless.
Okay, not really homeless.
Oh, Paulina. Doesn't your back hurt from all those books?
I have a tactic for that.
- Nikolina! - Hi!
I brought Croatian, math, and geography.
- And you? - History, biology, and music.
And besides that, our teacher is no longer--
She really fell!
She tripped me. Very funny.
All right.
Besides that, our dear teacher Hrvoje is no longer our teacher.
We now have a bunch of new professors.
And it's a colorful bunch.
He must be tall, blue-eyed and strong.
But not too strong. Not someone who spends the whole day at the gym.
No, not that. Someone who is born strong.
Who is naturally strong.
So, he's very handsome, but he's not even trying to be handsome.
Get it? So, blue eyes, fair, aristocratic complexion,
and dark hair. Sooty. Sooty dark hair.
And green sneakers.
It's very important that he wears green sneakers.
Let's go! Let's go! Thirty-nine and a half more!
- Let's go! - That's too much, professor.
- What did we say? What is life? - A struggle.
- I can't hear you. What? - A struggle!
A struggle, that's right! Go!
Hop! Hop! Hop! Let's go!
Come on, you can do it. Let's go!
Silence! So, the Mesozoic era is the second
of three geological eras of the Fanerzoisian eon.
It followed Paleozoic and it lasted approximately 180 million years.
From about 251 million years to about 65 million years BC.
That is, to the beginning of the Paleolithic or the Cenozoic.
The Paleolithic, that is the Upper Stone Age,
the period from around 2.5 million of years to--
Yes, Koraljka?
I'm not Koraljka, I'm Paulina.
No, you're not. Since when?
Aren't you Paulina?
No. I'm Ana.
I see. Which one of you is Koraljka, then?
She is in the class 5B.
Right. Well, never mind.
- What was your name again? - Paulina!
All right, all right. I apologize.
Speak, Paola. What is it that you need?
I forgot.
Right. No more useless interruptions then.
Silence!
So the Upper Stone Age, or the Paleolithic…
Insufficient. Sufficient.
Perhaps good.
That's the maximum grade you can get from me.
And a very good perhaps?
Sorry, what was your name again?
- Ratko. - Ratko?
Yes, Ratko Č.
Well, Ratko, I don't recognize very good as a grade.
What kind of a grade is that?
Shall we introduce a somewhat good as well then?
What's wrong with the good old good?
The two of you!
Why is there only one textbook on your desk?
Sorry, sometimes we bring only half of the textbooks each.
- Yes, half. - Half.
Well, Paulina P…
if you don't need a textbook, then you surely know everything.
Name two types of imaginary circles that the geographic network consists of?
What percentage of the total fresh water on Earth is groundwater?
What is the percentage of water in the human intestines, Paulina?
So, you tangle them a bit and you make a lovely bow.
You are so smart!
Well, teacher, Hrvoje, it's sure hard being you.
So, have you read it yet?
- The Adventures of Inspector Pips-- Peps. - Pap.
Pap, yeah. I did, in a single breath!
So, you are satisfied?
Your imagination is working at full power as always.
Imagination? All of that really happened.
And…
just so you know, Inspector Pap is actually me. Paulina P., get it?
And I'll let you in on another secret. I'm currently working on a new case.
- I think there's a thief in our class. - You don't say?
Luka's water bottle is missing, as well as Ana's lip balm
and Lidija's eraser and pencil sharpener.
Unbelievable! Who is capable of such horrible crimes?
Honestly, I don't know. But you know who knows?
Inspector Pap.
- See you later, teacher Hrvoje. - See you!
A baseball cap.
A sneaker.
LOST AND FOUND
Fifi.
Please.
Shall I go to 5C and return all their stuff?
You better wait until inspector Pap finds you.
Did you get an F in geography?
No.
And what does it say here?
Not fair! One can no longer keep a secret for three seconds.
- That thing tells you everything. - I know it's not fair, love.
Today, even the notes from 5th grade are important for high school.
Mom, you don't get it! 5th grade is hard!
Everyone has F's. Especially in geography.
The professor is crazy.
- Even Ratko has an F! - Paulina, you can't say that about your--
Ratko got an F?
- Yeah, and she told him-- - No. Nope.
You'll grab your textbook and correct that F! Understood?
I had only A's at your age! Only A's Paulina!
Don't laugh! Especially in geography!
- Only A's, you? - Yes, me!
Right.
And when I told you to take me to Susak, you took me to Sisak!
So? You had a nice swim in Sava river instead of the sea. Wasn't it good?
Mom, that river was not Sava, it was Kupa!
Go to your room! Go study!
Leave that…
- Leave me alone! - What do you…
Did she hit puberty?
No, Saša. That's happening in two years.
God knows how diabolical she will be then!
Mom power.
Saša. How are you feeling?
I can't take it anymore. No one gets me.
Other than you, Kremenko.
Clench your fists, clench your teeth Be who you are, show what you know
Walk straight, don't lose hope Have faith--
Paulina! Violence is not the answer!
- Calm down, Paulina! - Calm down!
There's not really much I can tell you about Marta.
I know nothing about her.
Other than her name is Marta and she's in the class 5D.
And oh, she has a machine gun instead of an arm.
HEALTHY BODY, HEALTHY MIND
The end! Well done! Class 5D is going to the finals!
What does that mean?
I think it means…
that you're next.
Dad.
Why are some children, you know, mean to other children?
- What do you mean? - Well, you know,
they're bugging you, they are not really nice to you,
they throw yoghurt with fruit pieces at you--
If someone acts mean,
it doesn't mean they are mean all the time.
Maybe someone was mean to them--
- Is someone bullying you at school? - Me? Someone is bullying me?
No, no, no. It's more of a… you know, theoretical question.
Theoretical question?
I mean, even if someone was bullying me, I'm too self-conscious.
Self-conscious? Where do you get all these words from?
Dad, I'm in the 5th grade. I guess I learned something!
You know what’s beautiful, Lina?
This is the best part of your life,
and you are not even aware of it.
- Good. - What's good?
He pooped.
Best part of my life? This?!
If mom had told me this, I would have been yelling at her!
But then, why am I not yelling at him?
And why does he look so sad?
- Is that it? - Your mom's school record.
Thank you, Grandpa!
What are the two of you babbling about?
Nothing.
Let's go, let's go!
Why do we have to visit Grandma so often?
It's not often, and keep your voice down.
- Look, all of us will end up here someday. - Geez, Dad.
Well, it's true.
Grandma Slavica passed away when I was very young,
so I don't remember her,
but Grandpa Željko always speaks very highly of her.
Give us this day our daily bread, and forgive us our trespasses
as we forgive those who trespass against us, and--
Amen.
And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. Amen.
Amen.
Mom?
- Can I ask you something? - Sure, go ahead.
- So, you had an A in geography? - Yes, yes.
Right, okay. And…
What's the longest river in Croatia?
Sava.
- Are you sure? - Yeah, 100%.
I mean, being the main river doesn't make it the longest.
Don't bother me with these long and short--
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, yeah. Okay, Dad, I'm not…
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Well, hello, Grandpa.
Paulina.
I’m collecting my parents' grades. Can I have my dad's school record?
- What? - Dad's school record.
The little blue book, you know? Saying what kind of student Dad was,
- which grades he had-- - Yes, yes. But I don't know where it is.
Well, Grandma surely knows.
She doesn't. I mean…
- I mean, she's not at home. - Where is she then?
In the health spa.
- Still?! - Yes.
Who was that?
Sprayer.
- Sprayer? - Yes.
The man who sprays against cockroaches.
- You have cockroaches again? - Well, yeah.
Yes. Yes.
- Yuck. - Well, listen, Paulina, I gotta go.
I'm glad you stopped by.
Next time, let me know that you’re coming. Okay?
Teacher?
I think my grandma is missing.
What do you mean by "missing"?
No idea. I have two options.
First one is that she was abducted by aliens.
And the second one is that she got lost while going to the market.
You know what the problem is? I have no reliable witnesses.
And your grandpa, mom, and dad?
They are the last ones I can trust.
They are all a bit…
That leaves you with only one witness.
- And who's that? - You.
- Me? - Yeah, if your grandma is your grandma…
That means you're her granddaughter, right?
- Teacher Hrvoje! - Okay, slow down! Well, duty calls!
Wait, please wait! Good luck, Paulina! I'm coming, slow down!
If my grandma is your grandma, the granddaughter of my grandma,
then your grandma is a granddaughter.
Say what?
The Punic Wars are the collective name for three wars
fought between the Roman Republic and the Phoenician…
I'll tell you one thing.
Being a detective and a suspect at the same time is not easy.
Where were you the night your grandma went missing?
- Well, I don't know. - What do you mean you don’t know?
I don’t know which night it was.
Or… day.
Right, so when was the last time you saw her?
- I don't know that either. - Some granddaughter you are!
You need to remember! You need to!
All right, all right. Geez…
Wait…
Maybe I do know after all.
And that's it, you can go.
- Paulina! - I'm coming!
Hurry up! Let's go!
We are in a hurry! We need to mow!
- Okay, right. - Here's your bag.
Let's go, girls. Let's go! Hurry, hurry!
First, we'll mow everything, and then…
Then we'll go. Ljerka.
Ljerkica! The key!
What key?
The key to the cathedral!
The key to the door, come on!
- Shall we go to the garden, Grandpa? - No, not now.
We need to mow before going to the garden.
- I don't have it. - Let me check.
Wait, how is that? You always carry it.
Guess, I forgot.
- It's not here. - Geez
I don’t believe it! We drove for an hour in vain!
Right, then… I'm going to Franc's. He has a spare key.
Shall we chase the geese?
- What? - Well, it's the best!
You have to approach them timidly, as if you are afraid of them,
and wait for them to get angry and start attacking you.
And then suddenly "Boom!" you start chasing them. Like this!
Look, there's one over there!
Here it is!
- Over there! - What are the two of you doing?
Franc is in Maribor. We're leaving.
If there's one thing Inspector Pap could always rely on, it's his hunch.
On the other hand, truth can be tricky.
Sometimes you need to go further to get closer to it.
- What are you doing, inspector? - I'm counting the floors!
Just asking.
Inspector Pap.
BEST DETECTIVE IN TOWN
Secret mission.
Goal!
Luka, who's that?
Inspector Pap, the best detective in town.
Ma'am, you need to explain something.
How is it that a completely healthy person is at a health spa for half a year?
Paulina, why are you talking so funny?
Wait, is that…?
Is that my new, expensive jacket I bought for work?
I’m the one asking the questions!
So you still claim that your mother-in-law is at the health spa?
Listen to her, "mother-in-law!" Grandma, Paulina.
Yes, your grandma is at the health spa. Where else would she be?
At which health spa?
At…
Čatež health spa.
Yes, at Čatež health spa.
Then how do you explain this?
You're right, Paulina.
- Grandma is not at the health spa. - Well, duh.
I know, my love. It's just…
Sorry, but your dad and I really didn't know how to tell you.
I'm listening.
Grandma has Alzheimer’s.
- A what? - She's ill.
That's life, my dear Lina.
I don't know who this Ainzgeimer is,
but I felt as if someone threw a ball at my head.
And not just any ball, but a big, heavy ball.
Who are these people?
This is your Granddaughter Paulina.
Your son Saša, and your daughter-in-law Tatjana.
Paulina.
Saša.
- Tatjana. - That's right.
And what's your name?
My name is Branko. I'm Branko, your husband.
For the hundredth time today.
And who's that old lady staring at me?
Dear Santa Claus,
I have decided that I don't want any presents this Christmas.
My only wish is for you to teach me how to build a time machine.
Remember when I told Grandma I can't come to lunch cause I have too much homework?
Well, I lied. And I'm very sorry for that.
NORTH POLE EXPRESS
I am also sorry for telling Dad that Grandma was boring
because she always asks the same questions.
But when you teach me how to build a time machine,
I will go back in time and answer Grandma's same question every time.
Grandma… Every time…
DEAR PAULINA…
Dear Paulina,
I am very happy that a big girl like you is still writing me letters.
Unfortunately, I have to admit that even I, Santa Claus,
am not magical enough to turn back time.
Ho, ho, ho! Be brave, Paulina!
I know that it might be scary
that your Grandma is not the same as before.
But so what? Here is a great opportunity to meet your new grandma!
And one more thing, take your dad with you.
I think he could use some entertainment.
- I knew it! - I knew you knew!
I'm off to sleep, Santa Claus!
- Good night! - Good night!
Hi. My name is Paulina, and yours?
Ljerka.
- You have such beautiful, long hair. - Well, thank you!
Your hair is okay, too, but maybe you should change the styling.
Do you have any ideas?
Well…
we could put some colorful hair clips here and here.
We'll definitely need a comb.
And… a pair of scissors?
That will do.
You know what? Turns out the new grandma and me like all the same things!
What do you think about this one? It would go well with your new heels.
- This necklace? - All right. Yes, yes.
Great!
Let's move on. Wow! Look at these earrings!
- Hold on. Let me have a look. - Great!
Yeah, great!
And yeah, she's crazy about donuts.
- Before, she would say stuff like… - I don't know, with my cholesterol…
Oh, all right, I'll take only half more.
- And now, she's all like… - The last one is mine!
But you already had three! Not fair!
No, it's mine!
Paulina, please give the last donut to Grandma!
Your mom is a grandma!
Hey! Hey! Hey!
I wonder what she’s doing when she’s not at school.
Yeah, me too. And what street does she live on?
Does she live alone? Does she have children?
And if she does have children, is she as strict to them as she is to us?
- Ratko, what are you talking about? - Well, about Professor Mirčetić.
- And you? - About Marta from the class 5D.
What do you care about Marta?
Well, I could ask you the same about Professor Mirčetić!
Say, Paulina, do you know my end of term grade in geography?
- A C? - Right.
And have I ever, in the history of my education and learning,
had a grade lower than A in anything?
No. Wait, are you mad about it or what?
Me? Mad? No way! That professor makes things very exciting for me!
But, you know, I'm constantly studying geography. Non-stop.
And when I'm supposed to go to sleep,
I only pretend to sleep so that my mom and dad don't get angry,
but I'm actually studying geography, to be as good as possible in it!
I dream about it!
The capital of Azerbaijan is Baku, Paulina! Baku!
Geez, what's wrong with you?
I have only one question for you.
Are you perhaps in love with Professor Mirčetić?
Dear God.
- There she is! She's out! - Let's follow her!
Come on!
Easy, easy.
- Let's turn left. - No, right.
- Left, I'm telling you. - But she's turning right.
Listen to me, we are just two kids leaving school, right?
Well, aren't we?
Professor Mirčetić is seemingly an ordinary geography professor.
But what secrets does this elderly lady hide?
That's something we might never find out.
And now what?
See you, bye!
- Let's follow her! - Let's go!
The mysterious Marta.
At first sight, just an ordinary 5th-grade student.
But what secrets does she hide?
Enough of this nonsense already!
What did I say?
Not you, Ratko, the voice in my head.
All right then.
But Paulina, why are you being like that? I thought we were friends.
Shut up! You just don't fit into this scene, and that's it!
- Thank you. - You're welcome. Whoops!
Let's go!
And all of a sudden, that Marta from 5D seemed less scary to me.
She was not that bad anymore.
I mean, maybe she was never bad at all. Maybe she just seemed bad to me.
Okay, Nikolina said she's bad too.
But okay, maybe she just, like, hates me for no reason.
Maybe I'm overreacting, but there's something really wrong with her.
I mean, listen, I generally think people are good, but she might be a little bad.
Strawberry.
Yes. That's yoghurt with fruit pieces.
I really don't know what to do about her.
You know what I would do if I were you?
I would pick the prettiest roses
and give them to the girl that's bullying you.
I don't get it.
Turn the other cheek. That's what my mother Urška used to say.
No way! My great grandma's name was Urška!
Really?
- And she was also Slovenian? - Yes.
- See how small the world is. - It really is.
Want this hairband? Take this one as well.
And this one.
Mom, can I go out with Ana and Nikolina?
Nope. Not until you’ve finished all your homework!
Here, Mom. I've finished my homework. Can I go out now?
Do you think your room will vacuum itself?
Mom.
Mom!
All day long, I've been trying to buy you and grandma flowers for Mother's Day!
- Is that today? - Yes!
Let me give you some money, love. To buy yourself something.
Tik-tok perhaps?
Mrs. Mirčetić, beautiful, fresh carnations just arrived,
if you want some for contrast.
Your glasses!
Gosh. Thank you.
Pardon me, young lady.
Hello?
Hello, you’ve reached Ratko.
My cell phone is turned off,
which means I'm either studying or revising
or doing my homework, or I'm totally--
I always have to do everything by myself!
And now left.
Right.
Left.
Right.
Left.
Right.
And back.
- Hey, little girl! Come over here! - Oh, hi.
- Want some juice? Are you thirsty? - Well, all right.
- Some chocolate cookies? They are a must. - And take some saltines for later.
Paulina, is that you?
Professor Mirčetić!
What brings you here?
Well, I live here.
- Are you that old? - I'm joking.
I'm here to visit my mom. And you?
Me?
I'm here to visit my grandma.
Those flowers are for her? You're a wonderful granddaughter indeed.
But my grandma has Einzgainger.
It's that serious illness.
I wish I could spend all of my time with her.
But you know, with all these obligations and everything…
You know what I mean.
Yes, yes.
Well, I just wanted to ask,
are you really going to lower my average grade in geography?
Wait, you have an F in geography?
Paulina!
Well, what's the capital of Croatia?
- Zagreb? - Well done!
We don't want to make grandma sad with an F.
Right?
Violeta?
That's my mom. Gotta go. See you at school. Bye.
Violeta!
Hi!
- Hey, love. Grandpa is calling you. - Grandpa? No, he's not.
- He is. On landline. - We still have a landline?
Hello, Grandpa!
- Grandpa? - Hi, Paulina!
Can you hear me? It's Grandpa Branko!
I can't hear anything, you're breaking up.
- Yes, it's Grandpa Branko. - Hello?
- Grandpa? - Can you hear me?
- I can't hear you! - I wanna go to the sea!
Let's go to the sea!
- Please-- Oh dear God. - Stop moving!
What…
- I can't stop her! - Let's go to the sea!
I can't take it anymore!
There.
Our cocktails are ready!
- Here's yours. And mine. - Thanks.
I don't understand why he won't let me go anywhere. He acts like I'm a baby.
Who?
- Grandpa? - Yeah, that old guy.
He doesn’t let me breathe.
- Ljerka, Paulina, do you need anything? - No.
He's afraid that I’ll meet him again.
- Who? - Well the boy I was telling you about.
You have a boyfriend, Grandma?
High five!
We stared at each other kindly.
The other day, on the grass, he was pretending to work,
but was actually just staring at me.
And what's his name?
I don't know. I call him Blushy.
Blushy?
Yeah, when he looked at me, he blushed. He was red like an apple.
Go on.
He has pretty eyes, nice black hair, a couple of beard hairs on his chin.
I think he's a couple of years older than me.
- And how old are you again? - Eighteen.
Okay, Paulina. It's now or never.
Hi.
My name is Paulina, and yours is Marta, and…
the two of us haven't really met before. Not in a good way.
But there's an opportunity for everything, right?
Well, I know that you like music.
And I like music.
I mean, everyone likes music. Who doesn't, am I right?
It's great, and it's lot of fun and… music connects people.
And all of that is really not important.
I'm here today to give you something.
Just a minute.
Ta-da!
These are my old headphones.
I got new ones, so I decided to give you my old ones.
There we go. This is where you turn them on.
Right. Then they light up, and that's it. Great.
Great!
Oh, I'm late!
Bye!
Yes!
I don't know how long Marta stood there like a statue,
but I know it wasn't longer than 45 minutes
because she was gone when I came back from P.E.
I saw her tomorrow
and it was the first time she didn't give me a nasty look,
tripped me over or threw a fruit yoghurt at my head.
5C!
Sit down.
Anyone wishes to take an oral exam for a higher grade?
My, oh my.
I remember that, when I was young, school was all about learning.
I don't know at which point things went wrong.
Nikolina.
Well, my mom is afraid that if I don't get my grade up,
I'll never get into high school, I'll never have enough money,
and I'll never be happy in life.
No offense children, but your parents are not normal.
Which grade would make your mom happy?
Well, a B would make her cry with happiness.
And do you deserve a B?
Well, I mean, I haven't slept in three days because of studying.
If you haven't slept…
Then your final grade, Nikolina, will be a B.
- Yes, yes, yes! - Yeah, now you can come to my place!
Let's continue. Luka.
Which grade do you need?
Which grade from A to F?
Well, a C would be great!
Done!
Final grade… good.
Professor?
- Professor? - Let's continue. Go ahead, go ahead.
- I would like an A. - Done.
- Can I get a B? Please, a B! - Yes.
Please, professor! We want an A!
Done and done!
An A, a B, an A!
Ratko.
Ratko!
Actually…
I will grade Ratko personally.
So…
in 42 years that I've been working in this school,
Ratko is by far the best student I've ever had.
He is so great, that it is with joy,
from the bottom of my heart,
I leave him my place as the head of the geography department.
Professor emeritus Ratko Č., come up here, take over the class!
Ratko, Ratko, Ratko!
Paulina?
Paulina!
Ratko, Ratko, Ratko!
Paulina!
- Yes? - Are you the only one
who doesn't want to take an exam for a higher grade?
No. I'm more than happy with a D. My mom had a D too.
Really? Great.
Paulina P, you get a D then.
Yes!
And thus the whole school year passed in a blink of an eye.
- Paulina, did you forget? - Come on, hurry!
Yes, the finals!
Come on, girls, wait up!
Hi, Mom.
Hello, love, is Grandma perhaps with you?
No. We have dodgeball finals today. I told you about it.
Yes, yes, okay. Enjoy then, all right? Enjoy and score a goal! Goal!
All right, bye.
- Are you all right, Paulina? - No, my grandma is missing!
- Again? - Yes!
Mom!
Inspector Pap. Make some room, please.
I see.
Right.
- You. - Yes?
- Your name? - Branko.
Are you your wife's husband?
Saša? Tatjana?
Yes, I am.
How is it possible that Ljerka manage to get out
of this apartment without you noticing?
Look, Grandpa, it is what it is. It's a legit question.
I took a little nap after lunch.
And when I woke up, she had already left the apartment.
Is that right? You took a little nap?
Yes.
What time did you eat lunch?
At 13:00, as usual.
Now it's 14:15. She couldn't have gone far.
Hello? - Paulina, where the heck are you?
I'm afraid you have mistaken me for someone else.
- Inspector Pap? - Yes?
Teacher Hrvoje speaking. Do you need any help?
Well, one could always use backup.
In that case, we're coming!
How often did madam Ljerka water her plants?
CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION
Well, once per week.
And how often did she vacuum the apartment?
Well, every two days.
And how often did she make coffee?
Once per week.
- Bless you. - Thanks.
What did Madam Ljerka have for lunch 11 days ago?
Inspector, I think you need to see this.
A rubber duck.
Curlers.
Nail polish.
Seems like Ms. Ljerka dressed up before she went missing.
How many times per day--
- Mr. Saša! - Paulina!
- To my office, please! - But…
- Paulina, Paulina! - Not your turn, lady!
Okay…
In your opinion, how well do you know your mother?
Well, I've known her my entire life.
Then you must have heard the name of Blushy?
Yes, yes. That's the name of that ice cream.
There is a witness claiming it's the name of Ljerka's first love.
Sit down.
But this makes no sense, Paulina!
Inspector Pap!
Inspector Pap, your grandma is ill.
Well that's why I'm asking that!
Colleague Nikolina, chapter three, please. Altztimer.
Copy that.
The disease first attacks short-term memory,
while long-term memory can remain preserved for years.
In other words, your mother may not recall what she had for lunch today,
but she remembers her first crush very well.
Get it?
I don't.
Colleague Ana, please take over.
By inspecting her personal documentation,
I learned that Ms. Ljerka grew up in the village of Dobova,
in Slovenia, where she lived until the age of 19.
What are the chances that she fell in love for the first time then and there?
Well done, inspector!
You don't really think that…
Sir, you don't think…
Inspector Pap, you don't really think that my mom has escaped to the past?
Well, listen, it's the only option I have.
According to the schedule, the next train to Dobova
departs at 14:45 from the Central Station.
We have 13 minutes.
Let's go!
Let's go.
Put your seatbelt on!
Hello? Calling all units. Are you on time?
We would have been faster if you hadn't taken the car!
Stop complaining, Lidija. Did you call Luka?
Darija is calling him as we speak.
Luka, hurry, head towards the Central Station!
Doesn't your match start like… now?
This is more important!
Hi, Sunčica!
I bought eggplants. Why are you running around?
I'm not running around, we are looking for Paulina P's grandma!
- Hey! - Hi! Gotta go!
Come on, girls!
Hit the brakes!
- Driver's license. - And traffic license, please.
You went through the blinking green light.
And over the helpless speed bump.
- With your wipers turned off. - And that in a red car.
- Regulations are regulations. - Regulations are regulations.
Inspector Pap. We have an emergency.
Inspector Pap! Give us your orders!
- We are at your command! - Follow me!
Paulina!
Paulina! Get back here, girls! Go, Saša, go! Paulina!
Which train goes to Slovenia?
- Speak, man! - Or remain forever silent!
This sandwich is of national importance! - Bread evidence!
- Stop! -Stop! - Wait up!
Need a ride?
- Here I am! - Come on, let's go!
- What about my bike? - Doesn't matter!
- Hi, girls! - Hi!
- Grandma's waiting! - Come on, Paulina!
- Get out! Hurry! - Don't you Paulina me!
Get in, quick!
- Luka, stop squeezing me! - How is she supposed to come in?
Wait up!
- It'll all be fine. - Hands down!
Sunčica, the vest please!
Focus, Luka! I told you Grandma Ljerka is going on a date!
Calm down!
- Teacher, help me! - I am helping!
Here you go.
- You'll be our Blushy. - Stop squirming!
Hello?
I'm afraid you've mistaken me for someone else.
Shut up and look at the photo!
Okay…
We have to go back, now!
What did you tell her?
That the train to Slovenia is departing soon.
- Good afternoon. - Good afternoon.
- Are you going to Slovenia? - Dobova.
- Me too! - We can go together then.
Agreed!
By the way, my name is Paulina.
Ljerka.
Oh, we have arrived!
Really? About time.
See you, Ljerka!
Bye…
Paulina.
Hi!
Come on! Stop already!
Luka, you look wonderful!
- Really? - Yes!
- Perfect! Just… - Come on! Paulina, come here!
- I don't have to kiss your grandma, do I? - Stop talking nonsense, Luka.
Luka. Luka.
Luka! Come here!
Hide!
Thanks for the effort, but someone got here before you.
You came.
Did you really think I wouldn’t come?
I’ve never been on a date before.
So that's Blushy!
I apologize.
Who's calling now? Ratko?
Where the heck are you? The match starts in five minutes!
The match!
Can you wait for us a little longer?
How long do you need to get here?
Well, if we cut the romance, ten minutes.
Fifteen minutes tops.
They'll be here in 15 minutes!
Okay, listen. Here's the deal.
If the opposing team is more than five minutes late,
you can declare victory, but without a fight.
Yes!
Excuse me.
I have something to say.
We'll be late! Hurry!
I never found out what Marta said,
or how she managed to get everyone to wait for us,
but she did help me when I needed it.
Wait, does that make us friends?
While I was waiting for the finals to begin,
I remembered something my dad once told me.
"This is the best part of your life, and you are not even aware of it."
You know what , Dad?
Maybe I am.
LET'S GO MARTA
I have the best friends in the whole world.
And in a few years, I will surely fall in love with one of them.
There's also my grandpa, who is having a rough time.
And my grandma. My beautiful, cool, best grandma ever.