Raks, a middle-aged slacker, is in a financial fix. One night, he comes up with a plan for getting rich quickly: he will steal a rhino horn from a museum. Since the plan sounds easy, his friends Bara and Zivko join him. After a series of bizarre, failed attempts, they give up.
Meanwhile, the media reports about the arrest of a corrupted minister and his secret bunker full of priceless works of art and rare hunting trophies. The three friends break into the bunker and finally get a horn. But soon the politician’s henchmen are on Raks’ tail. After a dramatic manhunt which ends in a puppet theatre full of gaping kids, he is caught and forced to return the horn.
Resigned, Raks watches the news about the invaluable masterpieces found in the bunker. Among them is a painting by an unknown artist: Bara, Raks’ friend, has planted his amateur work while stealing the horn. As Bara’s huge exhibition at the National Gallery gathers celebs and politicians, Raks walks away into the bleak Zagreb night.