Estranged black sheep Olivia Chu reunites with her family by crashing her mother’s funeral. Unprepared but determined to say something, she unintentionally recites an offbeat story her mother once told her about pigeons, forcing her dutiful older siblings scrambling to save face in front of funeral guests. Competing eulogies ensue, painting a larger picture of each of the siblings in relation to each other and the complex woman they've come together to honor that day. The film touches on the oft hidden yet widespread issue of intergenerational trauma in immigrant communities – imagining the path to forgiveness as a messy, awkward, and ultimately defiant act of vulnerability.