A darkly humorous and honest examination of family, forgiveness, and the histories we tell ourselves
The Sparks Kennels are now empty, everyone scattered. When their mother, Pauline, is hospitalized for her mental health, the family returns to compare notes on what happened.
However, Pauline’s mind has found solace in memories and any truth about the events will have to be retold through the tenuous fragments of jumbled memories.
As her son Alex begins to advocate for the truth, the family must confront a guilt that is not their mother's alone, and a past that can’t be absolved by confession.
