Mother’s death becomes a reason for two siblings to reunite after years of separation. Thirty years old trumpeter Anna leaves her life in France behind and comes back to Tbilisi. She doesn’t make it to the funeral. At empty house she is met by her brother Niko (29). The awkwardness between siblings is further intensified by the frequent visits of their relatives, who are prejudiced against Anna. They refuse to acknowledge her pain, focusing instead on Niko and helping him cope with his grief. Conversations and dry interaction make us understand that the time has created immeasurable abyss between the two. They struggle to restore their relationship. Endless meddling of the family interrupts the healing process. Anna and Niko don’t get a chance to be alone. A long-forgotten cassette player and the melody from their childhood lets the two escape their troubles.