Stipan, a young policeman working in Split, is punished for not performing well at work and gets a seemingly ridiculous task. On an island that Stipan’s family is from, a group of pensioners a, all former members of SUBNOR-a (Veteran Partisans’ Organization) led by an old partisan Marinko Cicin, behave suspiciously. Their odd behaviour began after the funeral of one of their fellow partisans, and there is a rumor that they saw a ghost at that funeral. The island is pretty neglected because tourism has been dead for years, so all those who had a chance to leave did so. Stipan starts his investigation which goes round in circles, until a middle aged couple from Zagreb reports seeing Josip Broz Tito’s ghosts in his marshal uniform at the cemetery. Luka, the mayor, decides to promote “socialist – spiritual tourism”, and redecorates the town in a “socialist manner” . Labour Day parades, “štafete” and similar attractions” begin attracting “tourists” and Stipan intensifies his imvestigation. He finds some medals and a Cuban cigar at the place where “Tito’s ghost” was last seen…