Both sisters are grappling with personal challenges and feelings of isolation. They decide to take a road trip across the U.S. to reconnect and rebuild their sisterhood. To Nina’s surprise, Jet can’t drive because their mom, Yan, discouraged her from doing so.

Years ago, Yan expelled a teenage Nina from the family, leaving a young Jet with only memories of a shadowy figure. Although they didn’t spend much time together over the years, they bond instantly through playful sister banter and create new memories to fill the moments they missed by not growing up together. They also piece together a portrait of their first-generation immigrant mother, who is in denial about her mental health and channels her turmoil onto her children.