The play “October 6 (A Story About One Summer Vacation)” talks about the twentieth anniversary of the events that marked the political scene in Serbia in October 2000. The main characters are members of a family of four who head out on a long-awaited summer vacation to Greece by car. Along the way, they encounter a series of obstacles and entanglements, while mutual disagreements, differences and latencies come to light.

The basic conflict is the conflict of different ideologies and the struggle for the word and supremacy in the family hierarchy. Torn between desires and possibilities, the heroes re-examine their relationships, beliefs and past, while resources slowly disappear, and their goal becomes a pale point in the distance that seems to move further and further as they try to get closer to it.