Alassane, a 30-year-old French Senegalese man, lives alone with his 9-year-old son, Yanis, in a shabby studio in the suburbs of Bordeaux. Unemployed, Alassane does his best to keep his small family together. The day a juvenile court judge decides to place Yanis in a foster home, Alassane takes every risk to keep his son with him.
A day like any other for Jennifer, a 17-year-old Chinese girl attending a boarding school in New York, takes a turn when she receives the news of her grandfather’s death.
A young indigenous Bunong woman and her older brother spend one last day in their rural village in northeastern Cambodia, before an impending move to the capital city in search of a more prosperous life. While her brother is excited for the move, she feels a quiet desire to return to their long-gone village that was lost to the development of a nearby hydroelectric dam a few years earlier.
A last-minute change to a pumpkin carving date sends a young Latinx man reeling and forces him to confront the realities of living at home with his father.
Constructed as a heartfelt introspective letter to the filmmaker's deceased grandfather, the film questions the continuous pattern of movement among Yemenis in diaspora.