What should the sisters do, who are so easily lost in their own thoughts and desires in the big city? Everything seems to be fine, but they want to put life on hold, at least until September, and return to the place of their childhood. The woven walls of the old house separate them from the whole world with its many questions, and Grandma Teya doesn't ask anything, but she is always there.
But summer does not stop time: people from past, present and future lives appear on the doorstep of the house. Everyone in this house - the sisters themselves, and the grandmother, and the Indian cousin, and the confused mother, and even the ginger cat without a name - are on the verge of change. Summer is coming, pumpkins are growing for export, conversations do not subside, and problems and solutions are racing against each other.
