Six months after Father’s death, Mother sends an ALL-CAPS email to her adult children, ordering them home to collect their things. Brother and Sister, each with their own ALL-CAPS agendas, arrive to find the stuff of their childhood crammed into boxes, Father’s belongings in a box in the corner, and Grandpa just as surprised as they learn that Mother is tossing in the towel and “heading weest” the very next day. In the twenty four hours that follow, this interracial, intergenerational family will face what they’ve each boxed up throughout the years: things said and unsaid, grief borne alone, and the wonder of Stevie Wonder. As they fight to let go and fight to hold on, what can they find worth saving?