Oscillating between present day and decades-old home videos, filmmaker Nira
Burstein returns to her childhood home—now crumbling from the inside out—to
explore the circumstances in which her parents live. Prolific musical expression and
creative resourcefulness punctuate an otherwise tumultuous environment. With
the announcement of her younger sister's polyamorous wedding, refueling tensions
threaten to sever what's left of the family bond. Burstein's brave, wryly amusing first
feature is a tender, unpredictable portrait of a family struggling against an array of
issues with honesty and a steely sense of humor. Going beneath the surface of the
social struggles of its subjects, the film reveals people as more than the problems
they experience and the labels applied to them.