After her release from the psychiatric hospital, Pia (Luisa-Céline Gaffron) returns to her parents' house, determined to make a fresh start. But instead of stability, she finds a world of helplessness, daily routines, and silent indignities. While her father pressures her to work, her therapist insists on "more participation," and her mother loses herself in caring, Pia increasingly slips away from reality. The world outside feels just as fragile as her own. Between multiple jobs, a broken heart, and the balancing act of managing her medication, she fights against prejudice and social stigma—constantly searching for a place where she can truly belong.

