The film is about Éva Fahidi and Andor Andrási, who met and fell in love over the age of 90. Éva and Bandit are connected not only by their love for each other, but also by their greatest trauma: the Holocaust. At the age of 18, Éva was deported from Hungary to Auschwitz-Birkenau, from where she returned alone with her family. 80 years later, at the age of 98, Éva takes on the role of a VR film, where she relives the unprocessable days of her life: she gets into a cattle wagon with a yellow star on her chest again. Her companion, Bandi, accompanies Éva along the bumpy road of memory. The film is about life and death, love and loss through the lens of a man who had endless life-affirmation and enthusiasm. After finishing the VR film, Éva passed away. Bandi was left alone.