In a small town in Texas, a young boy named Walter is sent to live with his peculiar uncles, Garth and Hub, for the summer. The two brothers are old, grumpy, and live in a large house full of secrets. Initially intimidated by their strange behavior and eccentricities, Walter soon finds himself forced to confront his own fears and the lack of connection with his family.
As the days go by, Walter becomes an observer of his uncles' life stories, who reveal that they were adventurous young men in their heyday, full of desires and dreams. The anecdotes from his uncles, featuring trips to Africa and encounters with famous figures, capture the boy’s imagination and lead him to question his own existence and the value of family.
The days turn into a journey of self-discovery, where Walter learns about friendship, love, and courage. However, the summer takes an unexpected turn when a figure from the past appears, threatening his uncles' quiet life. Walter, along with his new friends, finds himself caught up in a series of exciting situations that will test their family bonds.
As the story unfolds, Walter transforms and discovers not only his uncles’ courage but also the value of being true to oneself. In the end, his summer with them becomes an unforgettable chapter, filling his life with memories and lessons he will never forget.