The director captures her domestic life during the pandemic, while living with her 68-year-old mother who teaches piano lessons online. The two women hardly talk to each other, while they share a space that creates the feeling of a cage, of captivity, with the city constantly lurking beyond the window. As a family friend's daughter dies in a motorcycle accident and the director talks to her on the phone, scenes of dialogue gradually banish the feeling of alienation in the house. The film conveys a certain emotion and a certain mood, showing that silence too has its purpose, as the mother and daughter finally begin to grow closer to each other.