Although the names fall into oblivion, the souls of their bearers remain... In the old images of restored photographs, the world in the German-speaking villages of Jesenice from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries is colored. The show of nostalgic shots of ordinary life is accompanied by the narration of a local resident and friend of the author of the photographs. Dreamily, with small-town modesty and humor, he comments on memories of his friend Rudy and places associated with specific photographs. The picturesque "stereo camera" shots are the work of artist Rudy Klein, where the so-called stereo camera refers to the technique of shooting through two lenses as far apart as the human eye. Ordinary, yet unrepeatable moments from the distant past can speak to us with vivid urgency thanks to Rudy's work...