Sunday lives in a small town. She finds it difficult to communicate with people, so she looks for tips on how to conduct conversations and receive guests in a guide to etiquette and Sicilian folklore. She only has a close relationship with her daughter, but Dolly is already sixteen, she is about to fly out of the nest, and Sunday is worried about this in advance. When a glamorous London couple, Vita and Rollo, move in nearby and disarm you with their charm, her anxiety only grows. Dolly lingers more and more often as guests, forgetting to warn her mother, sharing secrets with her less and less, and behaving more and more strangely. Sunday is increasingly concerned about the question: what lies behind the façade of the beautiful life of a London couple? This is a poignant story about parenthood, loneliness and the fact that the price of trust between people is always high.