Moca (Milan Gutovic) is just out of serving his stint in the army and the only job he can find, alas, is in a modern chicken-breeding plant. There he forms a liaison with two different women, one of them also caught up with the idea of breeding and in fact, she succeeds admirably. Fatherhood was not on Moca's agenda, and he hates his job so much that even his relationships with the two women cannot dim his attitude. Moving from acerbic comments about the plant, to cultivating free-range chickens, to finally tromping through a board meeting with 7000 little chicks in tow, Moca has the hardest time rebelling effectively against life among the chickens. Moca-Momcilo Stoisavljevic return home from the army, considered the last step in the process of becoming mature. This is where Moca's life story begins. On returning home he is faced with many problems: getting a job, finding a flat getting along with his parents and his girlfriend. Met, the girl he got pregnant while in the army, suddenly appears. In addition to all these problems he is faced with a great dilemma at his job. The Chicken farm he works at is a large agricultural kombinat which applies modern technology in the production of eggs and chickens. On one hand he is fascinated by the ultra modern technology, and yet, on the other, he is terrified by the forse of automatism and cubernetics. He undergoes an authentic trauma of modern young man who is both attracted by the magnificent power of science and technology, and repelled by the fearful thought that this dangerous power could wrench itself free from the control of humanity and impose itself upon it.