Two women in their mid thirties meet each other at a cemetery in the city one early morning. One of them has been drinking all night and sleeps it off leaning on a headstone; the other is passing by with her pram and wakes the sleeping drunk. They strike up a conversation, soon revolving around the career woman vs. the traditional role of the mother. By turns, they open up to each other and fill each other and themselves with lies. During the conversation it is revealed that they actually already know each other. They are closely connected in a unity of fate without ever having met before, and as they go their separate ways, nothing will ever be the same. But perhaps something has begun – new roads, new recognitions, a scrutiny of life lies and traumas.
