2030, in a not so distant dystopian future. Adam escapes from poor part of Warsaw to a new City. With a help of a secret society, Adam gets a flat in an old building and finds a job a cleaner. He falls in love with Goria, a beautiful employee in the HR department, but she doesn’t treat him seriously. One day, in his flat Adam finds a radio from the 1950’s that broadcasts the beautiful music from the past. The radio also emits the theta waves that facilitate time travel. Adam starts to experiment with the Theta waves and he gets stuck in the past. When he doesn’t show up for work Goria realizes that she has lost true love and starts to look for him in the past. Debuted with The Girl from the Wardrobe that was considered Poland’s best debut of recent years, Bodo Kox, the icon of Polish off-scene, comes back with his second feature of time traveling sci-fi drama. Loosely set on historical backdrop of Poland from 1950s and the present time, the film has underlying criticism on totalitarian control along with rather classical romance story.