In a New York neighborhood during the 1980s, a family with deep ties and dark secrets gathers to bid farewell to one of its members. The plot centers around a funeral that, far from being a solemn event, turns into absolute chaos. As relatives meet and air old grievances and tensions, a dark past begins to reveal itself amid nervous laughter and uncontrolled tears.
The protagonist is a tormented man caught between family loyalty and his own desires. As he tries to keep his composure and organize the tribute, he encounters other family members who bring their own traumas and longings. Each one carries burdens: infidelities, questionable decisions, and unresolved conflicts, transforming the event into a hotbed of heated discussions and shocking revelations.
With humor that borders on the absurd and a tone that mixes the tragic with the comedic, the story challenges the idea of the perfect family, instead showcasing the harsh reality of dysfunction. As secrets are unveiled and new alliances are forged, the funeral becomes a mirror of life itself: chaotic, unpredictable, and ultimately necessary. The characters will learn that pain can be a path to forgiveness, but it can also be a reason to laugh at the absurdity of their existence.