[Machine Translation] Sarajevo is a beautiful city that has been changed by war. How can this city regain its former joy? Jasmila bani , who won the Golden Bear at the 2006 Berlin International Film Festival for her first feature film, "Sarajevo Flowers," was born in Sarajevo in 1974 and spent her impressionable teenage years during the conflict, witnessing the destruction of the city at first hand. Sarajevo, Corner of Hope" is a long-awaited new film that looks at the future of Sarajevo, a city that still retains the memories of a harsh conflict, through the love story of Luna, a young and beautiful woman living in modern Sarajevo. Luna and Amal are a young couple living together in an apartment in Sarajevo, dating on the premise of marriage. Luna, a vivacious woman who flies around as a cabin attendant, hopes to have a child with Amal as soon as possible. One day, it is discovered that Amal has been drinking on duty, and she is suspended from work. Luna's doctor also recommends artificial insemination because of her poor chances of conceiving a child, causing her further worries. Amal leaves her apartment and finds a new job, but the place of work is a place where Islamic fundamentalism is practiced. However, the job turns out to be at a campsite where Islamic fundamentalists gather. A few weeks later, Amal returns to Sarajevo, but his religious devotion has transformed him into a completely different person. Luna tries to understand Amal and bridge the gap between their hearts...