Everything is as usual

The preparation for her husband's anniversary coincides for the heroine with a series of events that shake her foundation. A chance meeting with a woman from the past brings back memories of a time when her life almost went off the rails. Almost simultaneously, unexpected news arrives from her son, and the family celebration turns into a point where anxiety, irritation, guilt, and the attempt to maintain the usual order converge. Against this backdrop, the heroine looks more closely at her marriage, the relationships between parents and children, and the boundary between others' mistakes and her own choices.