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Christos, a gay man, lives a few blocks away from his parents. Visits to his childhood home are suffocating, as he continues to hide his sexuality. After a painful breakup, he finds his mother confused and lost near his home, revealing that her dementia is worsening. Pressured by his sister, Christos joins the family holiday at a remote hotel. The confined setting intensifies tensions. A confrontation with his mother by the pool escalates into open conflict. Fragments of childhood memories surface. When his former partner arrives seeking reconciliation, old patterns return. When Christos decides to speak openly to his parents about his sexuality, his siblings oppose him. A violent clash with his brother forces him to leave. Before departing, Christos shares a moment with his mother. He leaves alone, without reconciliation, but with self-acceptance, as the family continues unchanged.