Colin Finlay, a California photographer, visited Sarajevo. Finlay delivered rolls of films and cameras, which were donated by Kodak and Canon, to the children of Sarajevo. Through photography, Sarajevo children were asked to express how they were affected by the war in Bosnia, and how their lives were changed as a consequence of it. Finlay says that his goal is for the children to tell their story, of what they feel and what they went through. Lela, a teenage girl, takes the film crew to what used to be her school, showing them demolished rooms where classes are still being held. She and her girlfriends take the crew through the Sarajevo library and the cemetery. Alma, another teenage girl, talks briefly about the Sarajevo library, stating that once it is reconstructed it will be beautiful again. Hamed, a teenage boy, explains that the reason he returned to his destroyed city is because he believes in peace. An unidentified man and his wife are shown returning to their destroyed apartment, frustrated about not knowing where to begin their life again. Other footage includes children walking through rubble and debris taking pictures, people running from sniper fire, and young boys playing war with toy guns.