The memories held within everyday objects reflect the trauma of the massive exodus of Armenians from the Nagorno-Karabakh region. Delving into the world of displacement, the documentary examines the significance of everyday objects, blending fictional elements with real-life interviews to paint a poignant picture of resilience and adaptation.

The film is based on the life of a 33-year-old woman who lost her life in a suspicious circumstance in prison.

The film observes the restoration of a Georgian cultural heritage monument that was damaged by a Russian missile and the life of those living near it.

A family, desiring a comfortable life, decides to buy a house after being rejected for a Canadian visa, however, this is difficult for people with a limited income.

While living in the USA, Giorgi decides he is a living god. He forces his wife to move back home and attempts to create a new reality for her and their two children. This leads to dramatic events for everyone involved.