I remember you as you were

Alena leads an orderly life. She has a job, a partner, a grown-up daughter, and she always knows what’s proper. How to be what others need her to be. How to fit in so that people will like her. But the moment she has to face the emptiness left after the passing of her mother, whom she had cared for for years, something seems to break.

The last thing she needs right now is her old friend Bára and her wild energy. A seemingly innocent greeting and one biting sentence trigger an avalanche of questions. And not all the answers will be easy to accept.