At the age of six, Paul loses his mother in a tragic accident. Five years have passed since then, and Paul only has vague and fragmented memories of it. His father and older sister each carry their own versions of the tragedy but do not want to talk about it. Since their mother's death, the family dynamic has changed significantly. The relationship between the siblings has become increasingly distant, and Paul decides to pursue his memories on his own. Through old letters and photos, flashbacks, and dream sequences, Paul gradually uncovers the truth about the past. In expansive pencil drawings, Antonia Kühn tells a touching story about family, grief, and memory.