Alina has returned to the small town where she grew up after many years away. The immediate reason is to participate in a tribute, but beneath this seemingly circumstantial return lie other, more difficult journeys. There remain the family home, her sister Amelia, a story she never found closure, and the name of Henry, whose presence continues to permeate her past and present. As Alina revisits those places, the real geography begins to blur with a much more intimate one: that of memory, guilt, desire, and all that she preferred to leave behind for years.