The intimate look into the world of four women takes place as if in an aimless microcosm, in which the young woman Petra, her divorced mother and her grandmother are already imprisoned. After the obligatory participation in her father's new wedding, Petra's older sister Tereza, the central character who attracts the most attention, also heads there. She is the only one with at least some internal energy. The younger of the sisters is more or less trapped in the company of the two older relatives, the mother lives resignedly from day to day and the grandmother struggles with increasing dementia. In the old country building, time seems to have stopped for everyone and there is a lack of will and motivation to do something about it. Petra is not capable of more than a small naive rebellion, while the mother overlooks things as they are. Even Tereza, fresh after breaking up with her boyfriend, is not in an ideal state, all the more so because she belongs to the type who solves her internal disorder by emphasizing external order.