A single bomb was enough to end Tina and Nina’s childhood forever.
The war forced them out of Zadar, from the home they believed they would soon return to. Instead of coming back, they faced exile, foreign lands, and the silence behind burned walls — a silence that whispers stories of a lost home.
While trying to find a new purpose in Sweden, Tina’s thoughts keep returning to her grandmother and the home left behind in Dalmatia — a home that, like three colorful eggs hidden among the ruins, still holds memories and love. Her return reopens old wounds but also brings a final embrace, farewell, and a peace that changes everything.
This is a story of war and exile, of loss and love, and above all, of a home that lives on in the heart even after it is gone.
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