In full lockdown in Poland, a young director captures her grandparents who are searching for a house in the country. They speak about Solidarnosc, communism, freedom and matrimony. The director uses a valuable document in order to challenge her grandparents to speak in front of the camera. They talk about the past and the present, while the film artlessly captures glimpses into their lives.

Hailing from a Japanese mother and a Greek-Lebanese father, a young director who grew up in Dubai goes searching for her own identity. The director uses old love letters, family videos and pictures to start conversations with her parents. She succeeds in creating a sensitive film which conveys complex emotions by exploring her need of belonging in an increasingly globalized world.