Since the end of the war in Yugoslavia, they meet again every year as soon as the weather allows it. Somewhere in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The ground they walk on is dangerous. A danger that after more than twenty years still threatens to kill and injure people. Their status as minesweepers has not been defined by the state. But they have long become accustomed to the feeling of constant uncertainty. But they are not used to being workers without a profession. Their profession as mine-seekers has never been defined by the state.