QUANG (fabulously gay, 23) always sees his childhood as an endless loop of conflicts between his mother - CUC (traditional, 56) and sister - MAI (slightly delusional, 32). However despite being out and proud away from the family, each time he visits home he becomes Quang (obedient son, 5) and re-enters the loop. When Mai is diagnosed with schizophrenia and later becomes unexpectedly pregnant, Quang realizes that this loop he always knew is coming to an end. Suddenly, his sister becomes a mother, their mother is now the grandmother, and he - the youngest child, becomes an uncle. As the unknown surrounds the family, they each prepare for the new cycle of motherhood in their own way. While Cuc researches the impact of antipsychotics on fetal development, Quang starts making a time capsule - this very film. He wants to prevent the ruptures that he experienced from happening to his nephew. He takes Cuc and Mai to the time when they were his age before adulthood took them away. Through the reading of their own diaries, the trio learns about each other's hidden lives. Maybe, they’ll learn how to accept one another. Or maybe not. But they share the same hope for the baby to grow up in a loving and functional family.