Packed to the brim with people and possessions, the Fiat 126 containing Jola Wieczorek and her family crossed the Austrian border in March 1989 after driving from Poland. The Iron Curtain dividing East and West was still theoretically in place, but the political situation had eased to such an extent that Poles no longer needed a visa to travel abroad. Austria became the new home of the Wieczoreks. DAYS YET UNKNOWN is a very personal look into the past, when the young family left home behind and embarked upon a "better" future, which turned out to be an existence somewhere “in between”.